Stylish Loft For Two With An Eclectic Design And Lots Of Fun Patterns

What you’re looking at right now is a beautiful apartment located in Kiev, Ukraine. The interior design is done by studio za-za and feels quite eclectic, with lots of different patterns, textures and materials mixed together. It’s not a big loft but it doesn’t feel small either thanks to the way the different areas are designed and oriented in relation to one another.

The rope chandelier in the living room does a great job at drawing the eye towards the ceiling

The main space is a lovely multifunctional area with this really cool chandelier centered above the sitting area. It has several hanging rope lights spread in all directions from the center point and it’s a nice way to add warmth and texture to the otherwise bare concrete ceiling.

The herringbone-patterned accent wall in the living room is also the main focal point of the kitchen

The kitchen cabinets coordinate with the dark blue curtains and go well with the floor and backsplash tiles

What’s also notable is the herringbone pattern on the living room accent wall. It helps to focus the attention towards the back of the room, beyond the sofa and it draws the attention away from the simplicity of the decor around it. The dark blue curtains add a nice contrast to the decor, framing the windows and blocking the sunlight for a better viewing experience when using this space as a home theater setting. We also love the hanging chair which sits between the living room and the open kitchen. It’s a cool way to visually separate these areas by actually introducing another piece of furniture into the mix.

The living room also has a small desk pushed against the wall on the right

The kitchen area is delineated by the tiled floor and the island can also be used as a bar

A large window wall opens up the entryway creating the impression of a big open space

The bedroom features a pallet bed with a metal pipe headboard frame

The kitchen has blue cabinets which help it stand out and an island which frames this whole area and acts as a space divider while also adding more storage space and a spacious countertop. The pattern once again plays an important role in the design and you can see how the floor in the kitchen is made of ceramic tiles with various different patterns and colors on them. There’s also matching tiles on the backsplash. And speaking of eye-catching patterns, the bedroom has matching accent walls and a cool-looking brick archway framing the bed and the bathroom features mosaic tiles that give it lots of character.