Two rooms with vintage details and modern chaise longue
Posted by admin | Decor TIPs, Home Design Idea, Home Style | Posted on October 3rd, 2010
An apartment of 60 square meters has been redesigned as multifunctional open space, well characterized thanks to the choices of furniture, the lighting system and a few vintage details.The kitchen and living room are separated by a slight rise in both environments and to promote natural light into the light thanks to the two large windows.
In the conversation, framed by the outline of the staircase, a large sofa in gray fabric is placed along the wall that separates the living room and kitchen in front of the wall system with a simple mobile TV next a classic fireplace completely white already exists in origin, is integrated into the bearing wall.
The bedroom enjoys a large window to get a full natural light a day. The wooden floor, white color creates that effect typical of houses, in fact the only color is different from the white wooden frame of the bed and two bedside tables.
It ‘s definitely a nice apartment where you live, every room is separated in an intelligent manner and the same entrance that opens into the corridor that stretches throughout the house is a good idea, even if it theoretically is stealing the other space environment. Personally I would not have entered the wall that separates the entrance from the living room and the kitchen. I left everything in sight to get those 50 cm and creating a larger living area.
Vintage and modern chaise longue:
For a living area with large dimensions, Casablanca is offered in a modular version with terminal element type chaise longue. The wide range of sizes allows you to create custom modular solutions. Look for vintage leather version of the Bench in Soft image. A large element composition with a terminal type chaise longue. The sturdy metal frame, guaranteed 20 years, says the backrest and comfortable seat soft goose down, with both inserts in polyurethane foam to prevent sagging and hollows.