Exquisite apartment interior in Moscow
Living room interior
The design of the space is done in warm wooden tones, creating a cozy atmosphere. At the center is a coffee table with an elegant round tabletop made of dark wood. Hanging from the ceiling is a graceful installation consisting of numerous small crystals that sparkle and shimmer in the sunlight.
Particularly eye-catching is the comfortable armchair, its supports made of numerous thin golden metal rods. This original designer piece adds lightness and elegance to the interior, blending harmoniously with the other decor elements and accentuating the refined taste of the homeowners.
A standout feature in this interior is the shelving unit. On one of the shelves stands an antique sculpture, adding elegance to the space. Also featured is the "Maxalto" sofa from the Italian brand "B&B", which brings sophistication and warmth to the sleek lines of the entire room.
An exquisite chandelier
Minotti couch
Light shades on the floor and ceiling contrast with numerous warm details made of natural wood. Dominating the interior are the exquisite chandelier and the "Boco do Lobo" coffee table. Beside the brass shelving unit, our designers placed a soft leather chaise longue in a pleasant brown color from "Minotti". The floor catches attention with its soft transition from the "Foglie D’oro" parquet finish to the "Rex Ceramic" tiles.
Dining area interior
The refined dining area is connected to the open kitchen. An elegant table from "Catalan Italia", chairs from "Poliform", and a sophisticated chandelier from "Brand van Egmond" catch the eye. The open kitchen, dining area, and living room form a unified space, despite being divided into functional zones. Such layout creates a sense of lightness and airiness, despite the abundance of details.
Bedroom interior
At the center of the room is a bed with a headboard in a rich blue color, adding depth and sophistication to the interior. Behind the bed is a panel with a wooden pattern. Leaning casually against the wall near the sleeping area is a painting. This light, effortless gesture becomes a playful interaction with the character of the strict and neat bedroom space.
Women's boudoir interior
The boudoir is done in a strict gray color palette. The walls are adorned with mirrors of unusual shapes, reminiscent of natural curves: they seem to replicate the lines of waves. An elegant vanity table is placed against the wall. The room looks strict and restrained, yet its details create an atmosphere of refined nobility.
Children's room interior
In designing this space, our designers were inspired by the boy's interests. The room's interior stimulates the child's imagination, which is essential for his proper development. Special attention was paid to the lamp in the shape of a world map, reminiscent of a view from an airplane's window flying over a night city.
Almost any unique product is the result of synthesizing multiple details, so in this interior, our designers aimed to realize a non-standard idea: to mix loft and classic styles. This concept was brought to life by combining white walls with moldings and warm Edison lamps. Since the boy's life is filled with music and sports, a stylish art depicting a hip-hop artist is displayed on the wall, with a leather punching bag hanging nearby.
To ensure the hosts can comfortably entertain guests, we designed a light and airy guest room.
The B&B bedside table
Lamp by Eichholtz
Bathroom design
In our designs, we always pay special attention to bathrooms, and, of course, this project was no exception — double sinks, a fixture from "Eichholtz", and a marble called "Panda" in design circles logically continue the overall theme of the apartment.
The bathrooms are adorned with brass elements, premium porcelain stoneware, and natural wood.
Cabinets made of leather and wood
Rex Ceramic flooring
Hallway interior
Noteworthy is the striking decoration of the hallway: the cabinets are finished with natural leather and wood, the floor is from "Rex Ceramic", and the exclusive designer chandelier is custom-made.
