Hello, interior lovers! With spring-like mood, let’s revitalize our vision with vivid and appetizing colors! Take a look at this contemporary flair, which is hidden behind a 400-square-meter renovated townhouse in a 19th-century building. House is designed by Pedro Gadanho in Portugal.

Strong and unexpectedly highlighted lines, minimal but new forms scream about the contemporary interior. Polished colorful surfaces contrast nicely with lacquered wooden floors. Here, I am stunned about this fitted library into the room space. I bet this turquoise color brightens up Your mind and You could “eat” all those books with more pleasure. Kirsch bathroom also looks like built-in and it’s a shower, I think, is penetrated in the next room. And looks like a pill! Stairs area looks so joyful, each step on that kind of color stairs seems to smell like bubble gum. Master bedroom is done in neutral colors; I mean only clean lines and sleek white furnishings. This space needs some rest from those active colors. The main accent here is the ceiling looking like a part of origami. What I will take from this interior is the heptagon wardrobe, I would place it on a different edge each week. The dining room looks like a cozy place for friends, and it’s so cool to be illuminated by a lamp, looking like connected satellites.

Via: Yatzer