A minimalist one-bedroom apartment stands as a place to slow down in a city that’s always on the move.
Belarusian architect and interior designer
Different sounds of beige play throughout the interiors, imparting a collection of minimalist, restorative spaces which don’t overwhelm the senses. While being dressed in beige, the interiors were also undressed of anything excessive or unnecessary, helping to carve out this minimalist aesthetic. “By peeling away anything that felt out of place, I was able to bring balance into the abundance of forms and volumes,” Kanstantsin says.
Layout-wise, the living and dining areas remain open to maximise the little space that was available, while the kitchen nook creates a small pocket of privacy when cooking. Marble storage cabinets line the entrance hall instead of an idle walk-in closet, leading to the bedroom and bathroom – tucked away to elude any “hustle and bustle”.
East Street Apartment by Kanstantsin Remez affirms that even amid all the chaos, rare moments of stillness and repose can be found.
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