
Kharkiv Slide Apartment | By Ki Design Studio
When your clients want you to come up with a design that isn’t boring and is perfect for relaxing, adding a large indoor slide into the apartment is simply genius. In order to ‘wow’ their clients, Ki Design Studio did just that. Two-storey apartment in Kharkiv, Ukraine is now an example that slides aren’t just for kids and outdoor playgrounds.
The big metal gray slide is well incorporated into the apartment. With its contemporary aesthetics it matches the rest of the design. The slide connects what used to be an empty second floor to a cozy living room downstairs. The entire place has warm tones with natural materials like white-painted brick and wood adding to a relaxing atmosphere.

The big grey slide drops you off at the living room and a vertical garden separates it from the kitchen.

The living room is big and cozy.

Big windows provide a lot of natural light.

The fireplace is surrounded by a white-painted brick wall.
At the lower level of the apartment you’ll find the kitchen, dining room and living room. There’s a lot of natural light all thanks to huge windows placed across the living room. Also included in the living room is a fireplace, a built-in wood storage and a bookshelf. A tall vertical garden divides the kitchen from the living room.

Besides the living room, on the lower floor there’s a kitchen and dining area.

Right next to the kitchen are the stairs that lead to the second floor.

A view on the second floor.

The slide connects the second and the first floor.
The entrance to the slide is located at the top of the stairs. On the second floor, there’s a home office, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Both bedrooms are similar and feature a palette of wood, white and blue. What’s interesting is the hexagonal theme you can see in both bathrooms. One has black hexagonal tiles and the other one a mirror in the same shape. [via]

You can see the home office through the glass window.

A home office upstairs with a custom built-in desk.

One of the bedrooms.

Both bedrooms are designed in the same manner, with big beds and same colors used.

Black hexagonal tiles in one of the bathrooms.

The hexagonal theme continues in the second bathroom, with the mirror of the same shape.
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