This is another apartment in Saint Petersburg designed by INT2 Architecture.

Again, it’s a space loaded with Scandinavian charm with light wood flooring, exposed brick wall and furnished with nordic design furniture.

The main area of the apartment is one big open-layout that combines the functions of living room, dining area, kitchen and a small study.To maximise on the sense of spaciousness, there were no walls used to the delimitate the individual space.

The kitchen was so pretty that it looks like part of the living room =) To solve the storage issue, a wall to wall full height cabinet with integrated microwave and over provide ample storage space in a streamlined look.

The designer has cleverly included a “wooden box-like” structure to house the dining area, which added so much warmth to the space.

The living room is anchored by sofa in grey and accessorised with everything pastel. Orla Kiely classic stem wallpaper makes a good feature wall for the TV unit.

Full height bookshelves were used to create a small study area in the corner.

The bedroom has a very relaxed, beachy feel with the blue almost dip-dye effect wall and accents of red.

Dip-dyed stool is also in popular trend now. It is an easy and inexpensive way of making any ordinary stool looks cool (and cute too)!

Like the previous apartment, there’s some gorgeous patterned tile works done by INT2 in the bathroom here.

Images via INT2 Architecture