The recreation area in the apartment is almost the second most important after the bedroom. Therefore, it should be as comfortable and cozy as possible. Consider the best examples from design projects
Today, the chill-out zone is not just a sofa and a TV. Designers come up with new and original solutions and find a place to relax even in the smallest apartment.
1. Eastern boudoir
Designer Anastasia Ushakova arranged a chill-out zone in her apartment on the balcony: she installed a special podium with a warm floor and tiled it. She threw bright pillows and pillowcases which she brought from eastern countries – Uzbekistan, Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Armenia.
2. Country house style
The owner of this apartment near Moscow in the Pyatirechye residential complex does not want to live outside the city permanently but plans to go to the mountains on vacation seasonally, and therefore the designers of Evgenia Ermolaeva’s EEDS studio made sure that everything in the interior reminds of a small house in the mountains.
3. With a fireplace
Designers from the Fisheye Design studio have created a comfortable chill-out area for receiving guests and drinking tea with the family — with a soft carpet, comfortable furniture, and a bio fireplace.
4. City view
The designer Marina Sargsyan organized a recreation area with a view of the historical center of the city on the windowsill using a miniature mattress and warm orange pillows.
5. With the library
The owners of this apartment in Rostov-on-Don have quite a lot of books. Daniil and Anna Shchepanovichi from Cubiq Studio organized not only a place to store them but also several secluded corners where it is nice to retire with a book. One of them is on a loggia.
6. Chill out for a student
Previously, trash was stored on this loggia, but designers Michael and Helen Miroshkin solved this problem and turned it into a mini-hookah room with a hammock, soft pillows, and a magnificent view of the park in a short time.
7. With a bar
In a large apartment with an elegant interior, the loggia became a continuation of the living room. Designer Yulia Atamanenko turned it into a secluded bar with soft lighting and decorated in the same style.
