This stylish and highly functional apartment was redesigned by Ştefan Lazăr, a Romanian interior designer and real estate specialist. The loft is located in Timisoara, Romania and represents a family gift for their son. Decorated on a small budget, with a lot of interesting objects which the designer knew they were “on sale’, we consider this crib to be quite inspiring. Some of the items, such as the kitchen and living furniture pieces were custom made. Highly functional, the decorating items have well defined roles and make good use of the available space. The ergonomic chair in the “office room” and the elegant glass table are just some of the objects bought on sale. As you can see, they create a practical and cozy work environment. The bedroom spells “intimacy” and is enriched by the unusual looking chandelier. We particularly like the “bar” area and the futuristic white chairs (also purchased on affordable prices) which brighten up the whole space. Tell us what you think. – Pictures got from Stefan, but he asked us to credit : Casa si Gradina & Erstudio
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By Lavinia
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Amazing lighting choices!
nice apartment but i don’t know what it means “Decorated on a small budget”. I’m from Romania and i Know how much it cost what we see there.
It’s more like an exclusive advertising this post.
Most of the objects were acquired from sales or directly out of showrooms. It’s true that some of the pieces aren’t cheap, but those are the pieces that need to last in time.
I agree with the fact that is very nicely decorated although for Romanian standards this is definitely not made on a small budget (we’re currently decorating our loft so I know very well the market).
Anyway, for a young man this is great; I bet he impresses all the girls he brings over.
The only part I dislike is the bathroom which I find too dark for its size. The lightning is interesting for a bathroom but not bright enough, especially as the tiles are dark colored.
Anyways, thanks for sharing Romanian lofts designs as well. It’s even better than what you find in interior decoration magazines from over here.
I am from Romania. This is just an advertisement for sure. “Decorated on a small budget”
). Tell us how much money you have spent on these and we will judge if it’s small or not. About the design, I think it’s an unfortunate mix of original good taste items and IKEA style items. It looks like the decorator has run out of money and patience during decoration 
. Lighting objects are at least weird and not practical for sure. This apartment looks like a disco rather a place to live on daily basis. But I guess it’s a matter of taste…and we don’t discuss tastes. I see Lux likes it 
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Have to say it looks great! I’m from Bucharest and I’m currently renovating my appartment and this is so inspiring. Love the chandeliers and all the lighting objects. Usually I would say that it lacks colour but the honey coloured wood floors and furniture make it warm and inviting. And I love the bathroom, such a daring choice to put dark coloured tiles in such a small place, but it looks so classy and masculine.
About the pieces that were bought on sale, good job! I was interested in the sleek office chair , since it’s bought on sale and I’m looking for one for my home office…
Great place! Thanks for sharing!
thumbs up man, word up
that spoiled brat…
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…. not! 
his parents have spent serious cash on that hose… and i agree with anyone else here who says it wasn’t cheap, cause it WASN’T! well, maybe those slippers were
anyway, the apartment is magazine fit, on a big scale i enjoy it myself but if i had THAT kind of money.. i would have chosen warmer stuff – of course, my own thoughts on this one
and stop being so surprised whenever something from RO is displayed on this website. the guys behind are Romanians, from Timisoara in fact
and at leas 5 of US here are Romanians as well
see you in IKEA
It’s very nice but …. “Decorated on a small budget….” Come on…who in this world will believe the crap with small budget…
It’s very nice
beautiful design ,i like it,
Bravo Stefan! Keep up the good work!