5 Cool Solutions We Spotted in a Transformed 63 m² Euro-Style Apartment

Home stager Julia Petrova beautifully arranged her three-room apartment in a new building without major renovations or a complete overhaul. When she bought it, the unit had a standard finish from PIK. Using home stager techniques, Julia created a stylish and functional interior. We've collected some interesting solutions worth noting.

Room tour of this apartment (31 minutes)

Monochrome Design

The interior is executed in various shades of gray. It doesn't draw attention, but brings peace and stability. Light gray tones in the kitchen-dining area create a sense of spaciousness, cleanliness, and freshness, while dark gray in the bedroom brings a cozy, intimate atmosphere.

Geometric Textured Surfaces

One-tone cabinet units are framed with panels and upper fronts with routing. The wall near the dining area is decorated with a decorative ribbed panel. By using ribbed surfaces, the space appears taller and gains an interesting texture and volume in a monochrome setting.

Mirrored Apron

A beautiful and original idea — a mirrored kitchen apron. It looks stylish and luxurious. The mirror surface reflects sunlight from the window opposite, visually expanding the space and filling it with 'air'.

Stylish Symmetry in the Bedroom

Symmetrical placement of furniture and decorative elements makes the bedroom more organized. In the center — a bed with a soft-textured headboard. Oval mirrors above the bedside tables visually lift the ceiling and stretch the space upward.

Accent Wall in the Bathroom

In the bathroom, the developer's finish was left as is. To make the tight space more expressive, the wall behind the toilet was decorated with self-adhesive film featuring a graphic black-and-white design.