A Minimalistic Apartment In Bologna With A Pure And Stylish Design

Situated in a new and eco-friendly part of Bologna, in Italy, this apartment is a stylish representation of what’s possible to create using a very simple palette of colors, finishes and materials. It was designed by the interior design studio of Francesco Meneghello and it features many inspiring little details throughout its interior. Starting with the living area, one can easily realize this is meant a tranquil and serene space that detaches itself from all the noise and stress which defines every big city.

The living room is fairly wide and airy and has a big casual sofa in the middle

One of the living room is occupied by a round table and a few armchairs

The living room opens onto a spacious terrace with a corner sectional sofa and a dining area

The pure white walls and ceiling and the light wooden floor create a relaxing and very airy type of atmosphere. Furthermore, a set of sliding glass doors reveal a connection between the living room and a spacious terrace with a really nice view of the city. A big sofa is placed in the center of the living area, framed by a patterned area rug with black and white stripes. There’s also a stylish cocktail table in one of the corners and a few other furniture pieces and decorations scattered throughout the space.

The living room also opens onto the kitchen, these areas being divided by a sliding panel

The kitchen has cabinets and countertops on three sides forming a U shape

One of the corners serves as a small wine tasting area

Transitioning into the private areas, the color palette remains simple and minimalistic

The bedroom is very simple but also welcoming thanks to its warmer and softer color palette

In comparison with the social areas which include the living room and the kitchen, the private areas of the apartment, namely the bedroom and the hallway leading to it, have a more intimate and delicate look and feel. They’re decorated and furnished with natural materials and soft color tones as well as mild contrasts, not as harsh as the black and white duo featured in the living room for example.