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Designers at Jennifer Robin Interiors have created a comfortable apartment for a couple from San Francisco
A lot of light, a convenient layout and bright accents is a project that was prepared and implemented by the specialists of Jennifer Robin Interiors. Their customers are a married couple from San Francisco who wanted to live in a comfortable and bright apartment.
After retiring, a California couple decided to change their lives. They sold the land with a big house, began to travel, visit theaters and restaurants. A change in lifestyle led them to buy an apartment in San Francisco. Pensioners entrusted its design to Jennifer Robin Interiors design studio.
The apartment is located in a 9-storey building with large windows. Picturesque views and adequate lighting satisfied customers. But not the area and layout. For example, large windows reduced the area of the walls and created the effect of an “aquarium”.
Clients of the studio wanted their housing to be cozy and sophisticated, with bright and cheerful accents. Designers in the process of work had to avoid any formalities, create comfortable conditions, use unexpected elements.
The result of the work is an apartment in which modern styling rules: laconic furniture, clear lines, the absence of unnecessary decor, the peculiar nature of the materials.
After retiring, a California couple decided to change their lives. They sold the land with a big house, began to travel, visit theaters and restaurants. A change in lifestyle led them to buy an apartment in San Francisco. Pensioners entrusted its design to Jennifer Robin Interiors design studio.
The apartment is located in a 9-storey building with large windows. Picturesque views and adequate lighting satisfied customers. But not the area and layout. For example, large windows reduced the area of the walls and created the effect of an “aquarium”.
Clients of the studio wanted their housing to be cozy and sophisticated, with bright and cheerful accents. Designers in the process of work had to avoid any formalities, create comfortable conditions, use unexpected elements.
The result of the work is an apartment in which modern styling rules: laconic furniture, clear lines, the absence of unnecessary decor, the peculiar nature of the materials.