Boryana Ilieva, better known as FPlanCroissant, makes scaled watercolor paintings of floor plans from films like ‘Aftersun,’ ‘Tár,’ & ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ that are true to life.
Boryana Ilieva, better known as @floorplancroissant, makes scaled watercolor paintings of her favorite movie characters’ apartments and houses.Have you ever wondered about the floor plan of Lydia Tár’s apartment? Or perhaps how Neo frommight furnish his basement-like hacker’s hovel? Maybe not—after all, it’s a niche curiosity. But for architect and interior designer Boryana Ilieva, the floor plans of homes from famous films and TV series are the ideal muses.
Ilieva, who launched an architectural firm called 11AM in 2008 which shuttered in 2015, says she’s always been an avid movie fan. Although Ilieva was “a very hardworking architect,” she tells me from her home-slash-design-studio in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia, “during my free time, I was always, always watching movies.
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