As it turns out, it is not necessary to live in Delft to be a Vermeer. At least now, when time is accelerating, the boundaries are becoming permeable, and the latest technologies are ready to make them completely conditional. For example, this interior is located in Kazan, where its authors live. Paradox: the artist once captured on canvas with an interior with an amazing light, and today, several centuries later, the architects have transferred the “picture” back to three-dimensional space. But quite original, without direct analogies with respect to the interior types of Vermeer. They worked with impressions. The main thing in the finished interior is a sense of freedom, air and iridescent natural light.

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