This modern apartment with a minimalist color palette features black framing, which adds functionality and ties up the decor
WIREFRAME is a modest apartment, spanning just 46 square meters (495 square feet), designed by MUS ARCHITECTS in Kraków, Poland, near the Wawel Castle. But there’s something special about it – it’s black framing that ties the whole apartment and gives it a modern and chic look.
While the footprint is on the small side, the tall ceilings allowed the designers to re-imagine the plan to include a mezzanine. The mezzanine allowed for a bedroom to be built up and out of the way allowing the living room to be more open and spacious. The bedroom is all-white, with a huge platform, which acts as a bed. The storage is hidden inside white cabinets with no handles for a sleek look.
The interior utilizes white ash wood, black frames, and white surfaces to create a modern, yet minimalist palette. What sets the interior apart from the rest, is the black frames built to help the functionality of the apartment.
An open kitchen, living room and dining room comprise one open layout under the mezzanine level. The kitchen features white cabinets and a marble backsplash, the dining zone shows off a black dining set with a round table, and the living space has cozy grey upholstered furniture. The children’s room features built-in white cabinets with a circle motif along with a bedroom loft area that’s reached by a compact staircase.
There's a mezzanine level added to make the master bedroom more private and to make an advantage of a high ceiling
The dining area has a black dining set with a small round table, and wooden sleek cabinets on the left are for storage
The bedroom looks fresh, modern and simple and the owners will add personal touches they like
The bedroom features a platform, which acts as a bed and some cabinets - who needs more for comfortable sleep
The kid's room is done in the same way, there's a cabinet wall with a polka dot print - these circles may be used as handles
