I don’t even know what to begin with, as each corner of the flat has its charm!
The space itself is completely complicated with untraditional corners.
In addition, so that the space became physically bigger, loggia has been joined to the flat.
The colors of all rooms are perfectly combined, the same forms recur (in this case a circle).
As far as I find different styles here, I call it simply eclectic, however, a mid-century impact is brightly felt as well.
The cosiest home corner is the living room which breaths femininity and delicacy!
So that furniture wouldn’t look disproportionately small, large-format-pictures are hung up in all the rooms.
I got an impression that the space is larger and I even was surprised when I saw the number of square metres.
WONDERFUL is the word that didn’t let me go when I was staring at the photos of this 100-square-metre flat in Paris.
How to place two or even three different zones in one room so that they matched between?
