Bookmarked: 11 Design Solutions Worth Saving for the Future

We reviewed all the projects from last month once again and picked out the most interesting design hacks. Which of these ideas would you like to implement in your home?

How to incorporate a refrigerator into the interior?

Designer Olga Berkova suggested buying an affordable model and covering it with film featuring a red phone booth. The result was interesting and didn't spoil the overall interior concept.

Practical solution for the entryway

The 'dirty' zone in this apartment was tiled with hexagonal tiles. This makes it easier to keep the entryway clean — there is a dog in the apartment.

How to protect furniture from a cat

The yellow IKEA chair is full of scratches — now the cat won't be able to ruin it. It also looks good.

Solution for low ceilings

Colored plaster cornices visually raised the ceiling in this apartment.

Wallpaper on the kitchen

To preserve wallpaper in 'wet' zones, it was coated with transparent lacquer — now moisture is not a problem.

Interesting alternative to a nightstand

Instead of a bedside table in the bedroom, an enameled bucket with a lid was placed, which was brought from America. It fits perfectly into the overall interior style.

Shelves above the headboard

If there's no space for additional wardrobes in a small bedroom, you can make shelves like these.

Replacement for a desk

This hanging mini table takes up almost no space but looks comfortable.

DIY shelves

Near the window in the bedroom, the designer made ledges and placed gypsum board shelves between them and the wall. They are sturdy, filled with insulation cotton, and don't make noise when something is placed on them.

Additional storage systems

Since this apartment originally had high ceilings, a second floor was added here. There are also storage spaces built into the staircase.

Idea for book storage

A decorative fireplace can be used as a bookshelf. It's convenient and looks great.