TOUCH OF GREY | Ralu Dofin

Scandinavian style is more than a lifestyle.

It is an attitude that involves several elements that contribute to the warm and welcoming atmosphere sought by the owners: nature, light, balance, sobriety, durability.

The apartment is located in the New Town Residence complex and has an area of ​​125sqm.

Each room was designed to continue the Scandinavian style's stylistic unity.
The pieces of furniture have been carefully chosen and balanced in terms of shapes, shades and materials.

To shape the interior with its typically Nordic look, the essence of oak wood is found in abundant space both in chairs, coffee tables, handles and finishes.
Scandinavian style celebrates both sunlight in summer and deep snow in winter. The northern ambiance walls reflect the light in the room, and one of the most important things is the careful placement of the lighting fixtures in the arrangement to have bright spaces in different scenes depending on the moment of the day and the desired atmosphere.

The entrance area was marked by the use of extended surfaces of mirrored walls to create the impression of space expansion.

In the dining area, wallpaper brings nature into the interior and creates a precious background for all the furniture elements that overlap it. The illuminating body is made up of 2 overdriven bells and the seats with different design are mixed and joined together, preserving the chromatic and stylistic unity.

The night area is enriched with heavy drapes that bring a theatrical atmosphere.
The chrome of this room is unitary in shades of gray and dusty gray.
The bedside tables are different but in a sought-after balance, marking the feminine side of the bed in the round shape of the upholstered stool and the masculine one through the rough and antique wooden bench.

Dressing is a room with a lot of storage but trying to get out of the conventional. So the fronts of the furniture have been replaced with multiple drapes that have created a more fluid and pleasant atmosphere in this room.