This apartment of Paul Palandjian. A studio in Manhattan with an area of 92m2. He had bought it in 2010 for an amount of up to just over a million and on top of that $ 300,000 spent on the renovation. Characteristic of the eenappartement is that no separate bedroom is present. The bedroom is located in the same room as the living room. This can often be seen in small apartments under 50m2, but this apartment has to be of a different caliber. That you can also expect if you look at the purchase price and the amount uitegegeven is to grow. Check out the pictures and you know what I mean.
Via nytimes.com
Red line of wood in interior
For the layout of the interior of the apartment has asked Paul to help Rick Joy. An architect from America where knowledge Paul had made in 2005 when Rick Joy Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award won with.
It is a kind of inside housing, the interior completely covered in whitewashed walls and ceilings. The wide wooden plank fits in seamlessly. Remarkable are the many custom cabinets that run along the walls on three sides of the apartment. Customized with a beautiful wood and finished with leather handles. Both the bed, the dining table as the wooden bench behind the sofa are made of the same wood. By default there are four chairs at the dinner table, but with the wooden bench offers space for up to ten people.
The masterpiece is indeed showing the sleeping area, consisting of a kind of canopy bed you can screen through the curtains around it, which are attached to the ceiling.
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