One graphic designer transforms her old apartment into the most amazing place to live you can ever imagine

For the first time in 3️⃣0️⃣ years I renovated my apartment and this was the best decision in my life! 🤩💪 This is what 4️⃣0️⃣ square meters of comfort and luxury look like! 😯🤌To say that everyone was speechless to see it now is nothing to say! 😉🤐 You too can find the before-after photos in this article! 👇

The owner of this apartment is a graphic designer by profession and she determined to change it beyond recognition. Its area is 40 square meters and it was last renovated back in the 1990s. The owner didn’t ask for anyone else’s assistance, so the renovation process took no less than half a year.

Light shades dominate the living room. The previously wooden floor was covered in white paint which looked way more elegant and modern. Interestingly enough, part of the furniture, including the sofa and armchair, was taken from the owner’s parents’ house. The other ones cost little money, yet perfectly matched the interior.

Concerning the kitchen, the set was built linearly, but part of the countertop was placed on the adjacent wall to hide the washing machine underneath. Only one wall cabinet was hung, followed by an open shelf in the best traditions of the Scandi interiors.

The bedroom features a sleeping place. A decision was made to organize the storage. The owner found it appropriate to move the pallet wall closer to the window. A chest of drawers was placed next to the entrance. Probably, the most unique part here is a broken mirror which was damaged by furniture assemblers.

White was chosen for the walls and the floor in the hallway. Accent wallpaper with a graphic print highlighted only the partition from the hallway. The contrasting theme was supported with dark accessories and the front door, which was covered with slate paint.

Finally, the bathroom! It has a separate bathroom. A decision was made to preserve the previous tiles. They only gave them a slightly fresh look. The bathtub was re-enameled with liquid acrylic. The combination of blue paint and the same wallpaper as in the hallway were chosen for the dressing room.