CONDO INTERIOR DESIGN
One-Bedroom, Cozy, Modern
In-Site Interior Design was given the opportunity to completely renovate a private condominium by adding a contemporary twist to a peaceful environment. The design team gave the homeowner just that by updating the finishes, furniture, and artwork all while being mindful of their budget.
Small Condo with Maximized Space
Our goal was to update the space by differentiating the areas of the apartment. In the living room, our interior design team chose a warm, gray paint color for the walls. Complimentary tones in the wood-flooring provided a warm and cozy feeling throughout the living spaces. Working with the existing kitchen cabinets, we upgraded the look with modern cabinet hardware. We chose a strong blue sectional fabric to accentuate the space and added a white shaggy rug to further enhance the modern feel. A fun array of silver and gold discs combined with other artwork brought interest and excitement to the dining area. Sculptures both new and previously owned by the client added a level of texture throughout.
Contemporary One-Bedroom, Bold Statement
For the bedroom, our client wanted a change that would be bold and strong. The homeowner’s love of black and white inspired one full wall of black paint color to create a dramatic and memorable look. An otherwise cream and white palette offset the boldness, bringing the desired uplifting experience to the bedroom. Carefully selected artwork completed the interior design and lent a soft, feminine touch.
Inspired Condo Interior Design
In-Site’s design experts creatively balanced the client’s desires and goals, while adding our experienced touch. We delivered and exceeded all expectations creating a modern space that anyone would proudly call home.
BEST PRACTICES FOR CONDO INTERIOR DESIGN
TIPS FROM THE TRADE
1. MAXIMIZE SPACE
When working with a small condo, it’s important to use every inch of space efficiently. Consider furniture that has multiple uses, such as a sofa bed or a coffee table with storage space. Wall-mounted shelves can free up floor space and create more storage options. Most importantly, be selective with the pieces you add to your condo to avoid creating a cluttered feeling.
2. DIFFERENTIATE AREAS
Understanding the physical constraints of the condo will help you plan the different areas effectively. To prevent feeling confined, place furniture strategically, choose different textures and subtle wall colors, add visually appealing area rugs, and place dividers that help separate the space. By breaking up an open floor plan into cozy areas creates an inviting environment.
3. CREATE A COHESIVE DESIGN
In a small condo, creating a visually pleasing flow is important. Start by identifying your interior design style and remain consistent throughout. Select a subtle color palate for the walls, add repeated accents with bold bursts of complementary colors for contrast, and commit to the same flooring throughout. These details will transform a confined space into an aesthetically satisfying design.
