6 clever solutions in eurotrash style that you can replicate too

Modern renovation does not always require a complete re-planning and large investments: sometimes it's enough to find unconventional solutions within the framework of a standard apartment. This happened in this project from Yekaterinburg, where the designer decorated the interior from scratch, preserving the developer's finishing.

The main task was to create a comfortable living space for a young couple and their ginger cat. And we've gathered six practical tips that you should definitely note down.

Mobile Kitchen Island

Due to the radiator by the window, it was not possible to install a stationary island as originally planned. But instead, there appeared another, even more convenient solution — an island on wheels. It can be easily moved to free up access to the radiator or create an additional workspace where needed.

Design: Valentina Ivleva
Ceramic granite transitioning from kitchen to hallway

The kitchen backsplash is made of ceramic granite and continues onto the hallway walls, visually uniting two spaces. The solution gives a sense of unity in the interior and helps maintain a consistent style even with a small budget.

Design: Valentina Ivleva
Combination of white and wooden cabinets

The contrast between the upper white cabinets and lower wooden-style doors makes the kitchen light yet warm. The white top visually expands the space, while the wooden base adds coziness: this combination can already be considered a classic of modern kitchens.

Design: Valentina Ivleva
Aesthetic cylindrical hood

Instead of conventional models, the designer opted for a minimalist cylindrical hood in white. It does not draw attention, does not fragment the space, and perfectly fits into the calm minimalist composition of the kitchen.

Design: Valentina Ivleva
Warm color palette with accent touches

A neutral base of wood and light stone is enhanced with vibrant but restrained accents: glass mugs in honey color, expressive vase, and a painting of bread. These elements create a sense of life and add individuality.

Design: Valentina Ivleva
Minimal visual clutter

Smooth facades, hidden handles and lack of unnecessary decoration allow the interior to "breathe". The space looks calm, modern and uncluttered, even despite the rich texture of wood and bright accents. Moreover, all cat-related elements were seamlessly integrated into the interior: his houses became part of the living room.

Design: Valentina Ivleva
The project proves: even in a standard eurotrash, you can create a stylish and comfortable space without re-planning and minimal investment. It's enough to combine functionality with aesthetics, not fear mobile solutions, and remember that it's the little details that give character to design.