Furnishing a bedroom with a slant is quite a challenge. However, a room in the attic also has its advantages. Check out how such a space was designed by Decoroom studio.
A place to relax after a long day
The apartment is located in Browary Wrocławskie. The investors are lovers of minimalism and Japanese aesthetics. For them, the architects chose a japandi style that harmoniously combines both. This can be seen very well in the arrangement of the bedroom. There are no unnecessary distractions here. The whole is subdued and soothing. It is a place free from excess stimuli, conducive to relaxation, but also to work in concentration.
The apartment was decorated in the japanese style
Photo: Marek Koptyński Styling: Angelika Front
Use the space to the maximum
The wall at the entrance to the bedroom was used to create a capacious built-in. The closet with uniform fronts does not have any handles. Thanks to this, the piece of furniture made by Decoroom carpentry blends discreetly into the space. The floor was covered with an oak plank. Visible knots and grains blend well with the wooden beams, thus breaking the raw, minimalist arrangement and adding to its coziness.
On one of the walls there is a built-in designed by Decoroom carpentry shop
Photo: Marek Koptyński Styling: Angelika Front
Stylish home office
Instead of a traditional bed, the designers opted for a sofa with a sleeping function. Thanks to this, after folding the furniture, investors can, for example, receive co-workers. This is because there is also a comfortable place to work. The minimalist desk has rounded edges, which make the whole thing lighter and cozier. It is complemented by an armchair in a darker shade of wood finished with black leather upholstery. The chair contrasts nicely with the light background and adds a touch of elegance to the arrangement.
In the bedroom, a work space was also arranged
Photo: Marek Koptynski Styling: Angelika Front
Turning disadvantages into advantages
Right next door, a reading nook with a comfortable armchair and a simple coffee table was arranged behind wooden beams. It's a clever way to use a found element that would normally be an obstacle. However, the architects used it to separate the zones. At the same time, this solution is less overwhelming than a wall and complements the rest of the interior. In addition, the transverse beams were used as shelves for books and small decorations.
Wooden beams were used to separate zones
Photo: Marek Koptynski Styling: Angelika Front
The power of simplicity
The bathroom is a consistent continuation of the bedroom arrangement. Here, too, light, subdued colors dominate. There is also a lack of unnecessary ornamentation. The floor and the bath area are decorated with glazed st oneware in a shade of soft beige. The walls are covered with tiles in the color of broken white. A large round mirror optically enlarges the space and reflects the decorative lamps. This room also could not lack functional built-in furniture. This solution allows you to store many items out of sight, making the space neater. The whole is complemented by classic fixtures.
Glazed porcelain stoneware was used in the bathroom
Photo: Marek Koptyński Styling: Angelika Front
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