This small apartment in Paris is done in minimalist style and with traditional French chic plus Scandinavian aesthetics
Small apartments are often called uncomfortable and sometimes unlivable as there’s not enough space for storing things and for everything you wanna place here. I think living in really a small dwelling is art, and let’s take a look at a good example how to pull it all off.
This apartment is only 38 square meters but it doesn’t prevent it from being either comfortable or refined. The original layout wasn’t very good and the owners decided to demolish most of partitions and replace usual doors with sliding ones. The design of the apartment is minimalist, with touches of Scandinavian style and a French twist. The main role was given to the texture of the materials used, so the color palette was neutral. Neutrals allow the space look bigger and airier, which is a great idea for a small apartment. A fresh touch of color appears in the bedroom, it’s blue. A grey-blue accent wall adds volume and interest to the space.
The kitchen was done as the letter U to maximize the space, and the storage was done closed to make the space look sleek and uncluttered. The storage is concentrated on the walls to avoid losing floor space, it’s mostly closed, so the rooms look uncluttered and stylish. Look for more of this refined dwelling below!
The kitchen is done with matte white cabinets and white tiles with black grout for an accent plus wooden countertops
The dining space is placed between the windows and is styled with comfy grey chairs and a vintage poster
The living room is done with comfy grey furniture, a stylish gallery wall and a chic fireplace with pinecones inside
The bedroom is very cozy, with an entrance to the balcony, with geometric motifs and truly Scandinavian lamps
The bathroom is done with matte neutral panels and touches of natural wood, just like the kitchen
The entryway echoes the kitchen decor, too, and it's done with white matte panels and light-colored wood
