7 Cool Design Hacks That Will Improve Your Interior

Every day we publish new design projects so you can find interesting ideas for your interior. Today we're telling you about the best solutions from October projects. Which one do you like the most?

Unusual Apron

In a house made of laminated timber, it was hard to experiment with finishing — using wall tiles didn't work out.

Designer Daria Vlasova easily solved this problem: for the apron, she used gypsum 3D panels. These can be easily removed if needed, and the apron looks unusual.

Design: Daria Vlasova

Idea for Laundry

In their project, designers Art Group designated a small space for laundry-closet. Washing machines were hidden in cabinets, and a clothes hanger was provided above the sink.

It’s convenient to sort items — you can hang what you plan to iron.

Design: Art Group

Another Way to Find Space for a Bedroom

To zone a small studio, designer Kateryna Kuznetsova used a partition — the sleeping area was placed behind it. To let natural light from the window reach the rest of the apartment, she filled part of the partition with glass blocks.

It’s almost impossible to see what happens behind the partition, and the bedroom is completely isolated from the living room.

Design: Kateryna Kuznetsova

Cabinets You Can Draw On

To give the children of the clients a place for creativity, designer Olesya Berezovskaya provided unusual cabinets in the children’s room. They are coated with marker paint with a smooth glossy finish, on which you can draw with water-based markers.

They are easy to wipe off with a dry sponge or cloth. It’s much more convenient than a chalkboard with chalk (which always leaves crumbs and dirt).

Design: Olesya Berezovskaya

Cool Idea for the Kitchen

Instead of upper cabinets, designer Olga Rubeynina came up with a wall niche. Here the kitchen utensils and spice jars are hidden. To make them less noticeable and avoid dust, the niche was closed with sliding doors made of frosted glass.

Design: Olga Rubeynina

Lifehack for Apartments with Low Ceilings

A little lift in the low ceiling was achieved by paint — part of the ceilings were painted in wall color. The visual boundary between walls and ceiling disappeared, and the ceiling now looks higher.

Design: One Line Design studio

Space Zoning Method

Designer Evgenia Lebedeva came up with a way to zone the children’s room space. One wall was made accent and decorated with patterned wallpaper. On another monochrome wall, a frame made of thin moldings in bright colors was created.

Design: Evgenia Lebedeva