In the Blue Mirrorverse

Prepare a three-room 66m2 apartment in a 1957 building on Lenin Avenue in Moscow for a family with a little daughter. The layout should include a bedroom, a living room with the possibility for grandma or a nanny to stay overnight, a proper children's room, and a kitchen with a dining table for family gatherings. The preferred style is modern light classic with elements of midcentury and American style. The children's room should be colorful and vibrant. . . What's done: . - Moved an opening to the children's room from the living room. . - Removed the partition with a door from the hallway to the kitchen. . - Shifted the opening to the bedroom. . . The entryway welcomes with vibrant wall colors and a painting of a mysterious young woman with a large bouquet of peonies, with pendant glass lights on the ceiling creating intriguing shadows. . . Daylight from the kitchen illuminates the entryway, reflecting off bronze mirrors on custom-designed storage systems. . . In the kitchen, a round table is placed for family tea time, and translucent Roman blinds allow sunlight to pass through. . . In the children's room, a large storage system is organized for clothes and toys, alongside a bed with an additional pull-out sleeping space. . . The living room features a relaxation zone with a sofa, armchair with a table, and a floor lamp. The storage system includes an integrated wardrobe, dresser, and a low elongated chest. One wall is adorned with MDF panels forming rectangles, concealing the door to the children's room within their rhythm. . . In the bedroom, all furniture except the bed is custom-made according to the designer's blueprints. The wall behind the headboard is adorned with textured wallpaper in a deep blue shade, with the remaining wall colors in the room harmonized accordingly. Dense contrasting textiles protect from bright morning sunlight and add a touch of elegance to the space.