INT2architecture have designed a interior concept for a penthouse with an attic, for a family with two young children in Zelenograd, Russia. The designers description The space is designed in minimalist Scandinavian eco aesthetics with industrial elements.
- Although many people conflate Scandinavian influence with minimalism, the two are not always synonymous. It's always lovely to surround yourself with objects you love. ... Yellow and blue accents give this playful apartment an exceptionally sunny and natural vibe. Classic furniture keeps things simple, and the bright geometric rug boosts the modernist effect.
- What makes a home is the choice of furniture, decor, and colour palette combined. In this apartment, they all work perfectly in sync. The wooden floors and white walls define Scandinavian interiors, whereas the dark navy sofa, gold and brown decor, and black accents give off a vintage look thats charming, classy, and original.
This particular example perfectly highlights why Scandinavian Modern Penthouse Apartments With Unique Design is so captivating.
- Exposed brick holds bold black features in a modern grandfather clock, TV and shelving. An almost-black kitchen ties in the same wood patterning as the floor. Lighter tones decorate the bedroom, which fades into shades of grey. A gingham duvet mirrors the beanbag in the lounge, while hexagonal wall motifs make their way across the room. A chalkboard question mark breaks the white wall, referring to the chalkboard wall in the kitchen. ... A multicultural apartment can also use a Scandinavian influence.
