This city house in Minsk, Belarus, is 151m2 of modern loft style. Designed by
In the open plan living space, a grey
The
The stairs are bare wood in continuation of the flooring.
The lighting options all have a distinct
The Husk chair, by Patricia Urquiola, makes a
A low console against the chimney-breast holds a store of logs for the woodburning fire and shelves a few ornamental items below the TV.
Over the table are two geometric
A centrepiece of
The wall mounted television could be viewed from both the lounge and dining areas.
Moments of concrete take the comfortable decor back to the industrial style.
An L-shaped run of grey base cabinets stop at double height wooden units that house the oven.
What initially appears as a bulkhead of sorts is actually a built-in
The backsplash in the kitchen is an installation of intricate patterned tiling, bringing a beautiful rustic feel to the prep and cooking area. More wooden cabinets are found here in the form of exposed kitchen shelving and double banked wall cabinets. The exposed duct around the ceiling adds to the industrial style.
Copper pans and cooking utensils warm and brighten the look over the black kitchen worktop. Potted herbs over by the window are useful and pretty.
At the top of the stairs we encounter two much larger indoor house plants, in matching white pots.
The landing is a mezzanine that overlooks the open plan living area.
In the master bedroom the decor is a little more dark and moody, like a cozy cocoon. Two understated
Natural greenery works in tandem with other green-blue notes here in the bedroom scheme. A nest of tables are used as bedside units, with bedtime reading books casually stored underneath. Another instance of contemporary portrait art is propped on the entertainment unit beneath the TV.
Even the walk-in wardrobe has a small succulent plant to carry the scattered botanical theme right through.
A mirrored sliding door provides a full length reflection without taking up any precious wall space in the closet. Banks of shelving add additional storage opportunities at either end of the dressing table. A neat cube shaped
Another instance of bold patterned tiling can be found in the bathroom, this time as flooring. From the ceiling,
Another modern art print adds style to the bathroom.
Large grey bathroom tiles back the shower, matching the grey of the concrete bathroom wall.
On the adjacent wall, subtle pattern creates a traditional backdrop behind a contemporary freestanding bath tub. A simple tree stump holds the
A wall-hung vanity unit follows on with the warming wood tone.
This
The Flos Mod 265 Wall Lamp extends out over the centre of the bed.
An
The guest bathroom has another wooden wall hung vanity, with a plant held by a
Wall decals add a splash of humour.
Patterned tiles set the tone in the entryway.
A brown couch in the home office matches the wood tone floors.
A wall shelf holds
The chrome
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