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When they renovated this old train station, they found the original beams, so they lightened them. Now the place looks light and airy. The young couple decorated with plants, modern bohemian style, and light wood furnishings from IKEA.
It’s a nice idea, I’ve never seen anything like this. The beams give their living space all its character, and separate the living room from the office area.
Now, it has a kind of Jungalow vibe.
Combining old and new.
The kitchen is basic white and stretches across one wall, sharing the space with the living room. Furniture in light wood and old armchairs reflect their way of life, which is based on recycling and minimalism.
Organization and simplicity is the way of life they have adopted and suits them perfectly.
The green and gray bedroom looks refreshing and comfortable.
A spare room is currently used as extra storage space.
They chose a basic white tile backsplash, black faucets and a modern bowl sink on a recycled chest.
https://www.planete-deco.fr/2020/11/30/la-renovation-dun-appartement-aux-poutres-anciennes-en-allemagne/#more-290203
Intersecting Beams.
©Raymond P Sussmann