Un deux-pièces design de 57m2 pour un jeune homme actif
Découvrez un deux-pièces design de 57m2 en centre-ville, pensé pour un jeune homme actif et exigeant aux goûts modernes
En centre-ville, ce deux-pièces design de 57m2 associe minimalisme et confort au quotidien. Installé au deuxième étage d’un petit immeuble, l’appartement a pris forme avant même son acquisition. Son propriétaire, jeune homme d’affaires au rythme soutenu, cherchait un lieu pratique à vivre, simple et apaisant. Avec la designer Vera Khusainova, il a étudié plusieurs configurations afin d’anticiper un plan parfaitement adapté. Les plafonds de trois mètres et la distribution centrale ont guidé naturellement le projet. Depuis l’entrée spacieuse, les pièces s’enchaînent sans surface perdue. Chaque mètre carré est parfaitement exploité. Dans la cuisine, la designer a dissimulé un décroché complexe grâce à des rangements intégrés astucieux.
Pensée volontairement compacte, la cuisine se concentre sur l’essentiel puisque le propriétaire cuisine rarement. Le mobilier, majoritairement conçu sur mesure, exploite pleinement la surface disponible de ce deux-pièces design de 57m2. Les armoires intégrées et les portes coulissantes structurent l’espace. L’appartement devait devenir un refuge urbain calme après des journées bien remplies. La palette adopte donc des tons sobres associés à des matériaux naturels. Le bois et le cuir renforcent l’atmosphère rassurante du lieu. L’ensemble est un équilibre réussi entre rigueur contemporaine et chaleur accueillante. Photo: Denis Kichatov - Styliste: Nadezhda Rubatskaya
Located in the city centre, this 57m2 designer one-bedroom flat combines minimalism with everyday comfort. Situated on the second floor of a small building, the flat took shape even before it was purchased. Its owner, a young businessman with a busy lifestyle, was looking for a practical, simple and peaceful place to live. Together with designer Vera Khusainova, he studied several configurations in order to come up with a perfectly suited layout. The three-metre ceilings and central distribution naturally guided the project. From the spacious entrance hall, the rooms flow into one another without any wasted space. Every square metre is put to good use. In the kitchen, the designer has concealed a complex recess with clever built-in storage.
Deliberately compact, the kitchen focuses on the essentials, as the owner rarely cooks. The furniture, most of which is custom-made, makes full use of the available space in this 57m2 one-bedroom designer flat. Built-in cupboards and sliding doors structure the space. The apartment was intended to be a quiet urban retreat after busy days. The colour palette therefore features sober tones combined with natural materials. Wood and leather reinforce the reassuring atmosphere of the space. The overall effect is a successful balance between contemporary rigour and welcoming warmth. Photo: Denis Kichatov - Stylist: Nadezhda Rubatskaya
Pensée volontairement compacte, la cuisine se concentre sur l’essentiel puisque le propriétaire cuisine rarement. Le mobilier, majoritairement conçu sur mesure, exploite pleinement la surface disponible de ce deux-pièces design de 57m2. Les armoires intégrées et les portes coulissantes structurent l’espace. L’appartement devait devenir un refuge urbain calme après des journées bien remplies. La palette adopte donc des tons sobres associés à des matériaux naturels. Le bois et le cuir renforcent l’atmosphère rassurante du lieu. L’ensemble est un équilibre réussi entre rigueur contemporaine et chaleur accueillante. Photo: Denis Kichatov - Styliste: Nadezhda Rubatskaya
A 57m2 designer one-bedroom flat for a young professional
Located in the city centre, this 57m2 designer one-bedroom flat combines minimalism with everyday comfort. Situated on the second floor of a small building, the flat took shape even before it was purchased. Its owner, a young businessman with a busy lifestyle, was looking for a practical, simple and peaceful place to live. Together with designer Vera Khusainova, he studied several configurations in order to come up with a perfectly suited layout. The three-metre ceilings and central distribution naturally guided the project. From the spacious entrance hall, the rooms flow into one another without any wasted space. Every square metre is put to good use. In the kitchen, the designer has concealed a complex recess with clever built-in storage.
Deliberately compact, the kitchen focuses on the essentials, as the owner rarely cooks. The furniture, most of which is custom-made, makes full use of the available space in this 57m2 one-bedroom designer flat. Built-in cupboards and sliding doors structure the space. The apartment was intended to be a quiet urban retreat after busy days. The colour palette therefore features sober tones combined with natural materials. Wood and leather reinforce the reassuring atmosphere of the space. The overall effect is a successful balance between contemporary rigour and welcoming warmth. Photo: Denis Kichatov - Stylist: Nadezhda Rubatskaya
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