On the surface, it looks like a 'before and after' photo, but this is not one of those series. If you look closely, you will see that the designer from Ukraine, Pavel Vetrov, painted half of the room completely white, and painted the other part with graffiti. Half of the room is therefore completely minimalistic, while the other part is maximalist from head to toe, with many colors and patterns typical of street art. A sharp dividing line runs between them exactly in the middle of the room, as if drawn with a ruler.
Pavel Vetrov from Kiev, he imagined a very special one concept of hotel rooms, which are uniquely painted, inspiration for style bisected rooms and drew from the Panic Room (Panic Room) of the artist Tilt. Half of it is full of colors and patterns, and the other half is calm and cool.
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Room picture a strong contrast between the chaos of street art and the sterility of minimalism between which there is a strict, unnatural border. This makes it work as if it is about two different worlds and consequently two different experiences. If you are creatively inspired, she will respond more to you sensory overload and stylistically similar to many underpasses graffiti side, while the white half provides serenity and a place suitable for thinking and relaxing. Not only the walls are subject to the concept, but also the furniture has merged with the style of one or the other.
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