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In the bedroom or in the living room: where to place a refrigerator in a small apartment
14.01.2024 13:49
For some reason, it is generally accepted that a refrigerator must be in the kitchen - this opinion is so firmly entrenched in the minds of many that thoughts about what can be done differently simply do not arise.
At the same time, the expert of the online publication BelNovosti, designer Yulia Tychino, suggests thinking outside the box – who knows, perhaps you will be able to create a much more interesting and comfortable interior.
In the bedroom
Don't immediately twirl your finger at your temple when you hear the suggestion to put a refrigerator next to your bed. Of course, we are talking about a mini-refrigerator: just like in the movie "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York", where Kevin asked to book a room for him with a large bed, a TV and a mini-fridge with a lock.
This solution will definitely appeal to those who prefer to spend evenings not in the living room, but in the bedroom in front of the TV. You will no longer have to run to the kitchen for cold water, kefir, fruit and other products that you are used to eating before bed or for breakfast - now they will always be at hand.
In the living room
The option of placing the refrigerator in the living room is especially suitable for studio apartments, where the living room and kitchen are combined in one space.
There are several points to consider.
The first and most important is the style of the apartment. Since there is no chance of building the appliances into the living room, thereby making them invisible, think about making the refrigerator a bright visual accent, replacing the boring chrome unit with a retro refrigerator in a yellow or red shade.
In addition, forget about hanging magnets on the refrigerator door, and also find out in advance what noise level the equipment produces so that it does not interfere with watching TV and communicating with family and friends.
Earlier, the expert told us which color should be the main one in the kitchen .
