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While these two distinctive home interiors differ in scale and color palette, they find a common ground in elegant modern décor, industrial accent walls, and open concept bedroom projects. The first of our two featured home projects is a soothing pale gray interior with raw exposed masonry and a lath wall bedroom project straight from the living room. In a stark contrast, our second prominent home interior is enlivened with crevices and light yellow accent pieces that warm and elevate cool concrete industrial walls. A glass wall bedroom project opens on both sides to fully merge with the neighboring lounge and kitchen dining rooms.
Located in Kiev, Ukraine, this 83-square-meter apartment has a combined free living room, kitchen-dining room. The soft gray modern sofa merges quietly with color matching living room walls.
A slatted wall clearly divides the bedroom from the main living space without completely obstructing its view. The open concept increases the sense of space and light in the home, and achieves easy flow. A rough brick feature wall builds an old, industrial effect across one side of the room, drawing attention to the TV.
The dark and sculptural lamp duo at the end of the sofa is Muffins floor lamps by Dan Yeffet for Brokis.
A light gray round carpet almost disappears against the smooth gray microcement floor.
An arrangement of two side tables and a rustic coffee table laid full black accents across the gray sea.
A wide kitchen island runs through the free plan living room, with a dining table extension utilizing natural light at the window.
The dining table extension can be retracted over the sink on the kitchen island when not in use. This move brings a preparatory surface closer to the hob and frees up floor space when the kitchen dining area is not in use. Push down a faucet down under the lid.
A long floor lamp extends across the multifunctional insulin surface.
A smaller version of the floor lamp draws the same linear aesthetic across the living room area.
Open kitchen shelves show organized rows of cutlery, wine glasses and serving bowls.
In the master bedroom, a floor bed design incorporates a padded bed unit. On the other hand, a small side table is attached to the Sampei floor lamp designed by Davide Groppi and Enzo Calabrese.
The industrial atmosphere prevails within the bathroom. The raw, white-washed brick wall treatment we originally encountered in the living room now creates a characteristic wall behind the tub. Microcement floods the floor here as well, creating a smooth contrast with the old masonry.
An illuminated bathroom mirror emits a fresh white glow on the vertical tile behind the vanity. A black cement stain accentuates the precise tiling.
A thin floor lamp leans elegantly towards the bathtub, providing a focused green light for long dips.
Black fixtures complete the unique black marble bathtub.
The modern bathrooms and Sampei floor lamp create an elegant contrast with the rough masonry.
In the children’s room an upholstered cot provides a soft landing for pillow fights.
Modern wooden effective wall roofs build a comfortable envelope with hidden storage spaces.
A Baymax plush toy leans toward a built-in bookshelf, to which black shelves and a backrest contrast.
A children’s study area occupies the industrial style wall. A floating desk cuts clean across the masonry.
This 57-square-meter home in Moscow, Russia, is decorated with crude concrete walls and colorful accents.
A round coffee table smoothly fills the center of the small space, with no sharp corners to knock.
A short, central wall was installed to house the TV and floating TV stand. The small stature of the TV wall only partially hides the design of the glass wall bedroom, enabling abundant light.
The luxurious gray carpet echoes the tone and shade of the living room’s concrete feature wall.
Following the L-shaped living room layout around the corner of the glass wall project, we come to the kitchen dining room.
Directional kitchen lights go down on a walnut dining table that achieves a floating effect on a transparent support leg.
Deep creek paint darkens the home entrance, while a small puff gives a cheerful pop-yellow.
Floor-to-ceiling frameless mirrors climb behind the pouf and next to the front door, increasing the floor space in the small lobby.
A teal capture wall maintains the consistent color palette within the bedroom. A gray upholstered platform bed carries the soothing gray element.
An elongated drawing head fills the width of the room, and provides a mount for a floating bedroom vanity table.
The teal accent continues above the ceiling, forming a dark, comfortable cocoon. The glass walls of the bedroom open on both sides to create one square open living space.
A bright yellow vanity stool approaches the wall-mounted makeup table. Industrial style pendant lights fall in front of the round mirror.
A closet stands right next to the home entrance, with space to store some cleaning equipment.
Yellow accents bring a gentle warmth to the bathroom with a declarative vanity and wonderfully designed wall tiles.
Wooden wall tiles lined the damp wall.
A double workspace was installed on one side of the living room, along with office warehouses and a custom-built bookshelf. See more ideas on double seats.
Floor plan.
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