It may be hard to believe that such a stunning transformation was achieved in an older building, but with the right expertise, even the most challenging spaces can be reimagined. Talented designers like Bakutayan and Daniel Tufiō have a unique ability to bring visions to life, tailoring each project to the homeowners’ tastes and budgets. Their work speaks for itself—take, for example, this beautifully redesigned 100-square-meter apartment.
The space was carefully planned for a family of four, with two boys and two girls, ensuring functionality without sacrificing style. Each daughter received her own private room, while both shared a well-organized bathroom for convenience. The homeowners also requested an open-concept kitchen, a separate living area, and a spacious master bedroom with ample storage—all seamlessly integrated into the design.
What makes this renovation truly remarkable is how the designers balanced practicality with aesthetics, creating a home that meets the family’s needs while maintaining a modern, cohesive look. Thoughtful details, such as smart storage solutions and a harmonious layout, demonstrate how expert planning can maximize both space and comfort.
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This beautifully organized apartment in Bucharest demonstrates how thoughtful design can transform a living space into both a functional and visually pleasing home. For families, practicality is key—spaces should be easy to maintain while offering ample storage to keep everyday life clutter-free. The owner, a woman with a refined eye for pastel tones and impeccable aesthetics, brought her artistic expertise to the project. With years of experience as an art director for renowned magazines, she has honed her ability to create perfect chromatic harmony.
To achieve her vision of a clean, elegant space, she opted for white as the dominant color for larger furniture pieces. Working closely with the design team, custom storage solutions were seamlessly integrated into the existing layout, ensuring both style and efficiency. The result is a cohesive living area where the open kitchen, dining space, and living room flow effortlessly together, unified by a soothing white backdrop.
Yet, the design avoids feeling sterile thanks to carefully placed colorful accents—vibrant window dressings, upholstered chairs, and decorative elements add warmth and personality. This balance between minimalism and artistic flair makes the apartment not just a place to live, but a true reflection of the owner’s sophisticated taste.
White helps a lot to organize this block apartment, especially because the height of the rooms is not very generous.
White works wonders in organizing this compact apartment, especially since the ceiling heights aren’t particularly generous. While the front areas were opened up to create more space, the real magic comes from those remarkable windows flooding the rooms with natural light – and the white surfaces amplify that brightness beautifully.
The entryway sets the tone for this organized home: a spacious shoe cabinet faces two full-height wardrobes, keeping all outerwear and footwear neatly tucked away. Nothing sits out in the open – no scattered shoes, no piled-up coats – just clean, orderly space.
The kitchen shines with its thoughtful details:
• MDF Folked fronts give the cabinets a sleek look
• The Kumawood false ceiling adds warmth overhead
• A countertop-integrated sink maintains the clean lines
• Blum hardware ensures drawers close with satisfying smoothness
• Hidden LED lighting behind the glass panel provides perfect task lighting
• Those wide windowsills? Perfect for displaying potted plants or decorative pieces
What really catches the eye is how the living room handles storage. Sliding doors conceal floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, while colorful cabinet fronts break up the white palette. The furniture – custom-designed in double-lacquered white MDF – pairs beautifully with the vibrant BioCarpet rug and that comfy sectional that seats the whole family. And let’s not forget Daniel Tufiō’s eye-catching painting above the sofa – his bold artwork always makes a statement!
The girls’ rooms are like walking into pastel daydreams. The older daughter’s space blooms in shades of pink, while the younger’s room pops with red and green accents. Every piece of furniture was custom-designed to fit the space perfectly, including that gorgeous Neoset bed. Even their bathroom charms with floral tiles and pink accents.
The master suite keeps things elegantly simple. That massive white wardrobe? It practically disappears visually. The designers worked magic with the awkward beams too – building a 40cm wall that neatly houses a 60cm-deep closet. And the master bathroom? That traditional mosaic pattern against minimalist finishes is absolute perfection.
From cramped and dated to airy and modern – this transformation shows what happens when smart design meets thoughtful execution. Every challenge became an opportunity, every limitation inspired creativity. That’s the mark of truly great design!
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