Beautiful tones and clever use (small)

This house caught my attention for the use of color: pink, terracotta / pink, pink powder, skin color. Different areas and rooms have been combined with the use of these tones, which the eye perceives as the deviation of the same pink color but in fact are different colors; shadows varying depending on the quantity and quality of light filtered through the windows. Then you look good, I'm impressed by a clever space division. This 48 square meter apartment is not missing anything; a large room, practically divided by functions, plus an entrance and a bathroom (perhaps no photos were published because it was too small or blind). The owners are a Swedish couple who can turn a problem (lack of space) into an opportunity. It helps lay the wooden floor and separate the colors and at the same time combine various areas. The bedroom is also brightly closed with a plasterboard wall and glass-framed glass windows raised to 3/4, making the room special for the flow of light (the third window is a striped curtain on the right). I really think so!) An apartment filled with devices that will warn and stimulate, including the kitchen with plywood-lined wall units in general. If you want to see a more industrial example of how to divide the space, look at Studio Studio's Paris apartment.