HIKARI. NORTH APART. MASTER BEDROOM

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CHAPTER III. NORTHEN APARTAMENT. MASTER BEDROOM

Since we had disagreements with the client regarding certain design aspects, I will showcase both versions in my publications. One version is my vision and the other - approved by the client

OPTION 1 (MY VERSION OF DESIGN)

In my version the room embraces minimalist forms, aesthetic colors and a warm color palette. I wanted to create the entire apartment in this particular style. I decided to forgo decorative pillows on the bed, leaving it in a minimalist state without any unnecessary details, except for the fabric and throw blanket. The room is small, and it was important for me to make this space feel light and airy.

To create a more open atmosphere, I placed emphasis on the wall with the bed, while minimizing other details in the room (in comparison to the version approved by the client)

In my version, the small table in the corner by the window serves as a workspace. It's a compact workspace that is perfect for a laptop or small work equipment. In the client's version, this space is used as a makeup table.

OPTION 2 (CLIENT'S VERSION)

The visualizations present a different version, the one approved by the client. You can notice significant differences in the concepts. In this version, the table is used as a makeup table and for other small items.

Marble bedside tables from Menu and different light fixtures were chosen on either side of the bed. Curtains on a curtain rod were also used in this version. In my version, they are attached to the ceiling. The wall with the TV is more complex in its design, and a more intricate bed configuration is used.