Private Spaces- Apartment in Portugal

I decided to go with the same interior designer as my first post, so I could show a clear contrast between something public to something private. As a private space, it shows personality and an unique taste. This two-floored apartment is decorated to entertain guests as well as owners. What clearly bonds all of the different furniture together are the works of art, which inhabit the different colour pallet for each division of this home. This apartment is different to an ordinary apartment, mostly because it incorporates uncommon features, for example the green carpets throughout the project. I guess this really sets this home apart because it is able to create an amazing atmosphere without being overworked. The simplicity, yet extravagance in this home sets it apart from any other project and that is what truly distinguishes it in terms of european design and architecture.

Above, is the entrance to  the apartment. The wall mirror truly is the focal point of this area of the house. It manages to fit perfectly in its place without creating the feeling of an overdecorated room.

A you can clearly see, this room is divided by a corridor. This corridor separates the living are from the dining area. Although this can sometimes be a tricky spot to decorate, the art piece sets the mood in the room and creates this excellent feeling of a luxury apartment

These images were all found at http://www.oitoemponto.com/?p=6&pf=2&gal=189

Apartment

Porto, Portugal

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