This apartment in one of the modern residential complexes in Moscow in terms of resembles a half-open fan. The rounded outer and inner walls (the wide and narrow edges of the “fan”) are the facades with windows, and two straight walls form the side, i.e. inner, borders of space. The apartment has a deep front, so the authors of the project have planned the layout so that “distribute” natural light into residential premises - public and private areas, and service rooms (hallways, bathrooms, dressing rooms, hozkomnatu) should be placed where there is no natural light or there is very little of it. It turned out to be a dynamic layout, where living quarters are maximally divorced to the sides, so home entertainment can be built with a high degree of freedom.

The interior of the apartment is designed in a lightweight version of Art Deco, with the inclusion of elements of different classical styles. Bright, light spaces with a touch of calm bourgeois, discreet decor, clear lines of furniture, elegant lamps, natural materials - wood, leather, glass, pleasant to the touch texture of fabrics (Alcantara, silk, velvet). Such a mix is ​​organic precisely for modern respectable classics.

Free style frames allowed to include items from different eras and styles in the interior. In the entrance hall of the visitor meets the avant-garde mirror in the glass non-arched frame of the famous Venetian factory FIAM ITALIA. In the living room, two windows of milky color in Provence style are symmetrically arranged along the windows, and between them is a built-in sofa under the window - for a pleasant stay with a cup of coffee. This is the favorite place of the mistress. Here, in the living room, is a blueberry-colored sofa and graphite armchairs in the 1960s style. In some places there are subtle notes of ethnics (the merit of the owners of the house, who bring favorite objects from all over the world).

Anna Osipova: “Customers are young successful people, they travel a lot, and they wanted to arrange their first family housing so that the house would remind of what they saw in different parts of the world. Therefore, the interior is felt and modern classics, and features of the French Provence, and Victorian England, and colonial motifs »