From the moment you enter the apartment you know that it is decorated with the modern, dynamic and urban way of living in mind. The foyer is almost non-existent, as the designer has removed it to make the living area bigger and more spacious.
The only thing separating the living area from the foyer is the shoes cabinet that adds little privacy and stops the visitor from directly entering the living room. A display niche in the shoes cabinet and a picture in the foyer are both nice touches.
In the living area, comfort and dynamic living are still priority. However, the designer still adds some creative touches via the TV feature wall with a brick-like texture, and a unique book shelve.
However, the sofa is something that can also be used for napping after a hard day at work. The master bedroom is raised on a platform, but what is more interesting is the hexagonal shape of the room itself, giving it an elliptical outlook.
A faux timber made feature wall separates the bed from a wardrobe area. A nice touch in the bedroom are the two corners for readying.
