As can be seen from the original plan, the apartment is an elongated rectangle with blind longitudinal walls and end facades glazed entirely from floor to ceiling. The zoning of the space predetermined the panorama from the windows: the combined living room, dining room and kitchen, as well as the children's room are facing the courtyard, and the private rooms (bedroom, dressing room and bathroom) are oriented to a quiet street.

In order not to split up the space of the public zone and provide daylight access to the central part of the apartment, the author used glass sliding partitions of three meters height. Transparent walls zone the living room space, cutting off smells from the kitchen, and at the same time the space looks solid. As the author of the project notes, in order to make solid panels of glass, it was necessary to go through a lot of factories. In addition, the panels were supposed to be as concise as possible, without any extra fixings and knots.

Such attention to the materials and quality of performance can be traced throughout. Since the interior was conceived minimalist from the very beginning, it was important to execute every detail at the highest level. “I mainly work in the classics and know from experience that you can create a classic interior only with the help of high-quality materials, busy decor, good furniture,” says Julia Kryuchkova. - It seems to me that in modern style the level of project design and the quality of materials are no less important than the architectural design and cleanliness of the lines. The customer holds the same point of view. Moreover, it does not accept anything artificial. Therefore, I used only "honest", natural materials - wood, glass, metal, textiles made from cotton, silk and wool. With their help, I managed to create an elegant, without unnecessary details and decor, the interior that best suits the customer’s expectations and the lifestyle of his family. ”

Project author Julia Kryuchkova: “The process of creating the interior was very exciting. The customer is a bright, strong and creative person. He actively participated in all stages of design and periodically made his proposals, clearly realizing that he did not exactly like it. Especially for a long time we were looking for the interior style, as we wanted it to be individual and exactly match the attitude and lifestyle of the family. As a result, we came to understand that this should be a modern European apartment - functional, ergonomic, furnished with comfortable designer furniture and made with the help of high-quality, exclusively natural materials. ”

Accessories for shooting provided by salons Roche Bobois, "Interiors Extra Class", Natuzzi, the show-rum Donghia