Izvor: Namestaj.rs, 24.Mar.2014, 11:28 (ažurirano 02.Apr.2020.)
Apartman u Varni
Vlasnik ovog raznovrsnog stana koji je dizajnirao M2 Design Studio je živeo i imao karijeru u nekoliko mesta širom sveta, ali jednog dana poželeo je da se vrati u svoju zemlju da se skrasi. Dakle, on je kupio stan u blizini mora u jednom od najlepših gradova u Bugarskoj, u Varni. Dom se nalazi u staroj zgradi u potpunosti rekonstruisanoj koja je zaštićena kao arhitektonski spomenik. Brif je podrazumevao šemu dizajna koja ugrađuje bugarski duh koji će zapanjiti goste. Zelena i tamno crvena su boje koje su bile obavezen za novi projekat, prema ukusu vlasnika. Evo nešto više od arhitekata: "Naš glavni fokus bio je ručno pravljeni nameštaj, lampe, ukrasni predmeti, grede i prirodni materijali koji će stvoriti prijatan i topao osećaj u stanu. Dizajnirali smo mnoge objekte specijalno za ovaj projekat: Zidni panel sa kružnih motivima, noćnim lampama i stočić za kafu. Čipkani zidni paneli i ogledalo su inspiracija iz starog čipkanog cveta koji sam našao a koji je napravila pre mnogo godina moja baka". Detalji drvorezbarije za kuhinju i TV kabinet je naručen rad umetnika rezbarenja. The owner of this diverse apartment designed by M2 Design Studio has been living and having careers in a few places around the world, but one day wanted to come back to his country to settle down. So he bought an apartment near the sea in one of the nicest cities in Bulgaria, Varna. The home is located in an old fully reconstructed building which is a protected architectural monument. The brief required a design scheme embedding the Bulgarian spirit that would amaze guests. Green and deep red were two must-have colors for the new project, according to the owner’s tastes. Here is more from the architects: “Our main focus was to have handmade furniture, lamps, decorative objects, beams and natural materials that would create a cozy and warm feeling in the apartment. We designed many objects specifically for this project: the wall panels with circle motifs, the night lamps and the coffee table. The Lace wall panels and mirror were inspired from an old flower lace I found made many years ago from my grandmother“. The wood-carving details for the kitchen island and TV cabinet were done by a commissioned carving artist.
