The work began literally from scratch - there was not a single partition on an area of ​​330 square meters. True, it was the only carrier column. But exactly where Dmitry decided to leave a large free space that unites the living room, dining room and kitchen. Instead of hiding and veiling the inevitable design element, the author of the project decided to turn it into a bright accent in the center of the room. So, from the very beginning in the sketches a luminous column appeared, lined with honey onyx. It attracts attention from the bright hall and is the dominant element connecting the interiors of all rooms. For the hall Dmitry Uchitel I also found a special piece of jewelry - the bronze mirror ceiling is lit with a variety of glass balls hanging from crystal pendants.

In the living room décor another author's idea is a wall of three-dimensional lacquered wood panels. Folding a whimsical pattern from a natural wood pattern is not an easy task, so the panels were ordered in Italy. Dark brown console cabinets against the backdrop of this golden wall are closer to the Art Deco style. And, on the contrary, in the part of the room where all the kitchen appliances are hidden in the niche behind the glossy facades, the spirit of minimalism reigns. The brutal stone table with a tabletop hanging in the air is made of porfido, a special type of granite typical of minimalist kitchens. MINOTTI. The uneven surface of the stone enhances its harsh appearance. And right there, beside, is an eclectic dominant, a giant floor lamp, the origin of which Dmitry tells with a smile: “We chose a desk lamp from the catalog, and we liked this lamp with customers, although the price seemed too high. When it was delivered, an elegant desk lamp turned out to be a floor lamp! But the customer is a very positive person, so he reacted normally to this curiosity. " Floor lamp perfectly fit into the recreation area in the semicircular part of the living room, becoming a spectacular accessory.

To the question of how the architect managed to organically combine so many self-sufficient elements of the decor and decor in the interiors, Dmitry replies that he was guided precisely by the idea of ​​unity. “In order to achieve unity,” he believes, “it is necessary to combine the elements correctly. For example, they should all be as active as in this apartment. There are many bright components that balance each other.

Project author Dmitry Uchitel: "The windows of the apartment overlook the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. The idea was born when I saw the golden domes flooded with sunlight. I wanted to make the interior in the same warm, golden tones. As for the style, there are combined elements from different directions - from ar-deko to minimalism. The abundance of textures (lacquered wood panels and onyx columns in the living room, decorative bas-relief on the wall in the bedroom, "crystal" ceiling) does not overload the interior. First of all, it is a harmonious, comfortable, beautifully resolved space "

Customer opinion: "I like everything in the apartment! That's exactly what I wanted to see. At that moment, when the interior was conceived, I was fascinated by minimalism, there was something in the spirit of the Bvlgari hotel in Milan. Work on the apartment went very quickly, although in the process there were technical difficulties, because the architect was striving for the highest level of execution of what was on the sketches. Therefore, for me the main advantage of the interior is its details. Much can be considered for a long time and with pleasure. I chose soft pastel colors to always feel . Fortney In the living room, where I was most pleasant to spend time, a column of onyx -. A real decoration of the space when it is dark and one illuminates the living room, it looks amazing! "

Accessories for shooting provided by the showroom Andrew Martinand the decoration studio of Mark Patlis