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Wutopia Lab have designed the renovation of an apartment in Shanghai, China, that transformed a three bedroom and two living room interior, into an open space full of fun design elements.
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Inside, most of the walls were removed to allow light to travel throughout the interior and curved spaces have been added to create separations and form a hallway.
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In the living room, there’s a ‘L’ shaped couch and within the window alcove there’s a wall of plants, adding a touch of nature to the space. A clear hanging chair divides the living room from the children’s area.
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In the children’s area, there’s a bed built into the play structure with a slide, and on the wall next to the slide is a branch-like wood bookshelf.
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On the other side of the living room is the parent’s bedroom. Closets either side of the bed provide storage, while built-in to the wall at the end of the bed is a vanity with a backlit mirror that reflects the light from the window.
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In the kitchen, there’s a long white island with a dining space that sits beside a mirrored wall, while behind the island is an additional kitchen area that can be seen in the mirror.
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The bathrooms are located within two different curved ‘pod-like’ spaces. The walls of the main bathroom are transparent, however they transform to being opaque when the bathroom is in use.
Here’s a look at the floor plan that show the layout of the apartment.
