This 35 ㎡ small apartment was designed by MYLS Group architects Ivan and Sofia Mylnikov and is located on the third floor of the Expograd residential district of St. Petersburg. Inspired by the Scandinavian minimalist lifestyle. Designers designed a practical, concise interior in calm color combinations.

The apartment is designed for a freelance professional girl who loves convenience and order. Since the client works in the apartment, it is necessary to combine leisure and work space. That's why this apartment has a lot of hidden storage systems with various features.
The main disadvantages of the apartment are limited planning possibilities and low ceilings. The narrow space is divided into two identical narrow rooms, which is why the depth of natural light is smaller.

During the reconstruction, the partition was dismantled, and instead a space was created, visually dividing it into functional areas using different types of flooring and lighting. In a small area there is a spacious hidden storage room, inside which rarely used equipment and things are stored. The Scandinavian design concept involves creating a warm and comfortable home with limited resources. This means using concise lines, natural materials and simple colors to create a calm space.

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