Housing in Khrushchev-era buildings is not only history, but also a challenge to modern times.
These apartments were built in the 1950s and 1960s, and many of them have retained their original layout to this day.
However, with the development of architectural trends and technologies, owners began to think about transforming their space in accordance with modern standards and amenities, notes interior designer Yulia Tychino , an expert of the online publication BelNovosti.
Hello, space
One of the most popular changes is the move to an open plan. Remove the walls between the kitchen, living room and dining room – and your apartment will instantly be transformed.
Modern families value space and light, and an open floor plan creates the perfect space for socializing and family activities.
Goodbye clutter
Khrushchev-era apartments are often characterized by a small area, and to avoid the feeling of cramped space, choose minimalism.
Remove unnecessary furniture units, leaving only what is necessary. Bright, light shades of the walls will create a visual impression of space.
Every centimeter counts
Lack of space is a common problem with older layouts. However, by choosing furniture with built-in storage systems, you can skillfully use every corner.
Hidden shelves and drawers under the bed are your allies in the fight against limited space.
Smart home
Incorporating smart technology is a great way to give an older apartment a modern flair.
Smart thermostats, LED lighting with adjustable color, security systems – all this will make your home comfortable and energy efficient.
Urban Oasis
Don't forget about greenery! Bring elements of nature into your home, even if it is on the 10th floor of a Khrushchev-era building.
An indoor garden, pots with plants on the windowsills - this is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also useful for creating coziness.
Turnkey repairs
Renovating old apartments is a complex task that requires certain skills and experience.
Turn to professional designers and builders to ensure your project is completed with maximum efficiency and style.
Renovating a Khrushchev-era apartment is an opportunity to combine history and modernity. Make smart changes, and your home will become not only functional, but also a stylish corner of modern life.
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Expert: Julia Tychino
