This apartment, located in the historic center of Bucharest, includes two bedrooms, two bathrooms, one of which has direct access from the bedroom, a double living room, a small balcony and a kitchenette. The refinement and attention to detail on this location is impressive.

The chromatic palette differs from one space to another, but still keeps spatial coherence, the spaces being complementary to each other. Yellow and blue, the accent colours in the bedrooms, are found in the hallway paintings, while the lighting fixtures in the living room complements with the decorative elements on the shelves, trumpets and golden pots.

The designs fluidity is maintained not only in terms of colours, but also of materials. They vary from the gilded metal of the lighting fixtures and decorative vessels, to the black, Art Nouveau-inspired wrought iron of the bed frames, or the concrete pots for plants, reminding of Brutalism.

The texture of the floor and the upholstery of the armchairs make subtle references to a reinterpretation of the rustic style, a discrete note that enhances the welcoming and warm atmosphere. Thus, a controlled fusion between styles is achieved, a captivating negotiation between contrasts and visual rhymes, impressive and unexpected.