This case showcases a retro‑style, whole‑house design. Let’s take a closer look with BOSNIE!
Entrance Hall – A green, vintage vibe that instantly feels soothing every time you walk through the door!
Further inside, to create a visual link with the green cabinets, we installed a sleek black floating cabinet—perfect for displaying potted plants and decorative pieces, adding style and setting the mood for the home.
The living room eschews a full‑wall TV cabinet, keeping the space bright and uncluttered.
The balcony serves dual purposes as both a laundry‑drying area and a utility zone. The cabinetry is custom‑made to match the rest of the home: on the left, there’s space for the washing machine and dryer; open the cabinet on the right to stow brooms, dustpans, and the robot vacuum—everything neatly out of sight.
The dining area is open‑plan, with a round table at its center. To the left lies the main kitchen, which sees the most use, while the right side features a Western‑style prep area for everyday tea‑making, coffee brewing, or even baking bread.
A retro coffee maker sits alongside a tiny wooden cup rack on the left; the cups are stored inside, protected from dust, and ready to grab whenever you need them. Black Venetian blinds were chosen over white ones, lending an even more vintage flair.
The entire kitchen‑dining space embraces a bold color‑contrast design, pairing brick red with grassy green, while accents of black and creamy yellow in the dining area add depth and atmosphere.
In the bedroom, an arched doorway enhances the retro aesthetic, complemented by continuous herringbone wood flooring that ties the look together.
The bathroom adopts a dry‑wet separation layout, complete with a bathtub and a separate shower. Though compact, it still makes the homeowner’s bathtub dream a reality—occasional hot baths after a long day are the perfect way to unwind and de-stress.
That concludes our tour of this retro‑style, whole‑house design. If you enjoyed it, feel free to leave a comment and share your thoughts with BOSNIE!
