Offering customers a new interior concept inspired by the view from the living room window — a serene and serene skyline. A minimalist, practical, warm, serene space is TATYANA DENISENKO's attempt to interpret the increasingly popular Japandi style, fusing Scandinavian and Japanese aesthetics: the home comfort of the Danish Hugge and the imperfection of wabi-sabi. For a variety of reasons, the budget is small, so we identified three areas that are worth spending money on. These are high doors, natural flooring and sliding kitchen systems.

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Japandi style and wabi-sabi philosophy make it possible not to waste money on extra work on walls and ceilings — they keep their original form. Traditionally, redevelopment has been the focus: the geometric shape of the living room has gone from being narrow to more comfortable. A separate dressing room was added at the entrance to the apartment, and a second dressing room was added in the bedroom.

The main decorative advantage is glass brick walls. As a lightweight device, it can be used in living rooms and bathrooms. The ceilings are low, so we visually changed this situation with these doors. The sliding kitchen system allows you to diversify the environment and transform the area from more kitchens to more living. Shelves on the entire wall serve as a gallery, allowing residents to change their atmosphere and image without changing the interior, for this they use different tableware, decor, paintings, works of art.
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