Restyling without borders
Considering the view enjoyed by the apartment as fundamental, also thanks to the large windows that dominate the living space, the designer wanted to play with small adjustments with a great impact, which would create close connections with the main colors of the landscape: blue, red and yellow .
Portions of space on the walls of each room were reserved for one or more tones: as if they were works of art, for example in the living room two rectangular shapes were painted superimposed on the backs of the sofa. Just like a painting, they take on a decorative and, at the same time, functional role: they are spots of color designed ad hoc to reflect natural light, enhancing it. In this way the energy from the outside penetrates inside the apartment.
Lenintseva designed the chromatic fake windows using the expressive color-block technique, then associating them with pieces of furniture chosen to emphasize the visual impact: "I was inspired by a wonderful summer day: when I entered the apartment, the first thing i noticed was the breathtaking view. I couldn't help but imagine the spectacular sunsets from the terrace! I wanted to transfer these colors inside the apartment, so I created a 'sun' behind the sofa, I brought the blue of the sea and the sky into the guest bedroom, the colors of the sunset into the master bedroom and the small bedroom the sea and the sun of the beach”.
The visual border between the view from the window and the space inside no longer exists: chromatic harmony has been able to cancel the limit between inside and outside.