Old Apartment Gets Renovation But Keeps Its Original Floor Plan

Renovating an apartment in a building dating back to the 1930'south is non easy by any means yet the transformation is heady and interesting because they're ever a decision to be made whether to preserve or to replace an old feature. Figuring out the answer to this question is a challenging task which architects and interior designers both fear and enjoy. Recently,Bogdan Ciocodeică Studio renovated 1 such space. The apartment is located at the heart of Bucharest, the capital of Romania, in an quondam 1930'south building with a beautiful patina and a rich history.

Even though none of the interior walls could be removed, that didn't stop the designers from reorganizing the apartment — Even though none of the interior walls could exist removed, that didn't stop the designers from reorganizing the apartment

Originally, the apartment was divided into two main volumes, the master bedroom being one of the primary spaces — Originally, the apartment was divided into two main volumes, the master sleeping accommodation being one of the master spaces

To maximize the bright and open feel of the bedroom, an oversized mirror was placed on the wall opposite to the windows

The bathroom is not exactly spacious so a minimalist, black and white decor was the choice in this case

Over the past fourscore years the flat didn't become through many changes. It kept the original finishes and woodwork and the layout remained the same as well. Now, even so, the original configuration doesn't make sense anymore and so a major renovation had to be planned. However, because it was incommunicable to change the layout of walls due to structural reasons, the studio had to find a unlike way of reorganizing the spaces. Their idea was to transform the service surface area into a home role and to treat the kitchen and the living room as a single big space. Of course, a lot of smaller changes were made as well, their role beingness to make the infinite feel more fluid and to also refresh the decor and to suit it for a contemporary and more than social lifestyle.