This bright and friendly apartment in the center of the city of Budapest in Hungary offers breathtaking views of the Danube and the Parliament Building. But that's not all this breathtaking apartment has to offer. In addition to ultra-modern furnishings and design in white, the interior design also includes attractive accents in red and yellow, which give the interior pep and liveliness. The design comes from Margeza Design Studio and can be viewed in more detail in the gallery below.
Red and yellow in the living room
Both simplicity and extravagance characterize this minimalist interior. The apartment extends over two floors. So it is a maisonette. While the first floor has the living room with kitchen and toilet and a guest roomwith private bathroomThe bedroom and an original open bathroom can be found on the second floor. Red and yellow as accents are used here and there in all rooms, creating a stylish atmosphere that, together with the simple lines and shapes of the furniture, create a perfect minimalist flair.
Large window fronts guarantee the perfect view over the city, with a glass bench allowing you to relax by the window. Yellow pieces of furniture and decorative accessories can already be found here, which create variety in the rooms with white walls, white tiles and white ceilings. There are also lush plantings such as the vertical garden, which forms an accent wall and guarantees a more lively atmosphere in the urban environment.
Kitchen with dining area
Red accents can be found in the dining area in the form of chairs, while in the minimalist kitchen red and yellow are combined in the form of decorations. Despite the relatively small size of the living area, aFeeling of spaciousness. A modern staircase leads to the second floor and is equipped with a large shelf full of colorful decorations. It leads into a kind of corridor with a small seating area, which in turn leads into the bedroom. Here too, modern pieces of furniture adorn the rooms and create a perfect living experience for those who like minimalist design.
The second floor with accents of red and yellow
Design byMargeza Design Studio.
