Sophisticated interior design project in Baku

Our client is a man with a vibrant personality: a passionate collector of contemporary art, the head of a large family where adult children lead active lives. His daughter is a talented pianist studying at the conservatory, and his wife loves hosting gastronomic evenings for friends.

LIVING ROOM WITH A DOUBLE-SIDED FIREPLACE

The client has a passion for history and draws inspiration from classical architectural motifs. One of his requests for the interior was elegant moldings that revive the atmosphere of 19th-century salons.

The double-sided wood-burning fireplace, clad in porcelain stoneware, serves as the compositional center, dividing the space into a lounge area and a dining zone. At the client's request, the fireplace was not merely decorative but fully functional — a place for the family to gather on cozy winter evenings. Near the window, we placed a piano for the client’s eldest daughter, who studies at the conservatory.

The seating group features designs by renowned Italian brands Antonio Citterio, Ferruccio Laviani, Frato, and Domkapa.

A French crystal chandelier by Schoeler, reminiscent of the lights of old Baku, softly illuminates the beige-toned space with blue-and-gold accents.

GALA EVENINGS IN THE DINING SALON

The dining room is where the client’s love for nature and luxury intertwines. A crystal chandelier resembling tree branches serves as the focal point, while a wall painting of pink peonies continues the natural motif. This space is designed for long family dinners and festive gatherings.

One of our client’s passions is collecting. He enjoys bringing back decorative items and stamps from his travels, so we incorporated a glass-fronted shelving unit near the fireplace. This allows guests to admire his extensive global collection.

INTERIOR OF THE KITCHEN AREA

This zone features a special layout — four-meter ceilings that make the kitchen grand in scale. Thanks to this, our designers were able to place luxurious accent chandeliers. Here, classic style acquired a modern interpretation through virtuoso work with materials and dimensions. Special attention deserves the cornices — their wide profile emphasizes the ceiling height, while carefully calculated proportions visually "anchor" the space.

The cabinet fronts became the main decoration: paneled doors with deep milling create a play of light and shadow. Particular depth is achieved through multi-tone painting — under different lighting, the cabinet color subtly changes hue while maintaining a noble matte surface. Behind the unified facade line hides the entrance to the pantry — at the client's request, we made the door inconspicuous.

The kitchen island made of sintered stone is an example of a modern approach to traditional forms. We chose this material over marble due to its resistance to scratches and stains. The client's wife loves to cook, so it was important to make the kitchen practical. We ensured the island would maintain its flawless appearance for years to come. It also features a built-in hood.

The kitchen countertop is made of porcelain stoneware with veining. It harmonizes with the beige fronts, while the blue chairs by Italian brand Rugiano complement the project's color palette.

GUEST BATHROOM

Dutch pendant lights with hanging chains, a large mirror, and the combination of porcelain stoneware with wood create the atmosphere of a boutique hotel. Thoughtful luxury reigns in the guest bathroom.

For the mirror framed in brass, we used a beveled edge — a special glass-cutting technique to give the piece a polished look and draw attention. The storage system was adorned with a custom marquetry pattern in veneer, created specifically for our client.