Nomad Apartment

This design concept emphasizes the use of natural materials, particularly wood, to create a warm and tranquil atmosphere. The neutral color palette features earthy tones with subtle contrasts. Japanese and Scandinavian influences blend seamlessly in a contemporary style. Organic, irregular shapes soften the space’s straight lines and industrial elements.

The open-plan layout, achieved by removing a partition between two rooms, allows for a 9-meter glass wall that floods the space with natural light and offers panoramic views of the Bucharest neighborhood. Linen curtains maintain the light flow while complementing the natural materials. Distinctive furniture pieces, like the sculptural dining table from Cattelan Italia, add character. The bedroom embraces minimalism with a low wooden bed and Shoji-inspired wall frames. The room is completed with plants, bringing nature indoors. Parquet floors and high-quality finishes throughout enhance the overall continuity and aesthetic of the space.

Credits

Interior
MiSo Architects; Nicoletta Ușacov

Client
Private

Year of completion
2024

Location
Bucharest, Romania

Total area
104 m2

Photos
Sabin Prodan

Project Partners

Custom-made furniture: Atelier SIA; Adrian Stoichina
Lighting fixtures and ready-made furniture: Luminna; Alexandru Bucur
Other furniture and design: The Edit; Irina Pogonaru, Milleformis; Bogdan Apostoiu, Urbanaiz; Cristina Golban, Mille
Sanitary items: SSAB Ambientare&Design; Amalia Manolache
Curtains and drapes: Decora Design; Manuela Nita

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