This modern interior has been designed Tina Kamchatnova for one of the Moscow townhouses. The main requirement on the part of the owners of the house was to create a cozy, multifunctional, but at the same time non-overloaded space. The designer invited customers to complement the laconic modern style with bright and spectacular motifs. ar-deko.

The layout of the house combines both classic and unusual author solutions. The public area is traditionally located on the first floor. The living room combined with the dining room is separated from the kitchen by sliding glass doors. This approach allows you to maintain a sense of space and freedom in a relatively compact area of ​​a townhouse. The layout of the basement also preserves the principle of multi-functional space. In front of the cozy fireplace there is a chamber recreation area, which also plays the role of the music room. The home theater zone is adjacent to it. The second floor of the house is completely given to private rooms - children's and parental bedrooms. “In the family of customers there is a large collection of books that needed a separate space. We were looking for a place for the library for a long time, but the design of the room allotted for the bedroom seemed to suggest the right solution, ”says Tina Kamchatnova.

Often, architects struggle to maintain or visually increase the height of the ceiling. In this project, the task was exactly the opposite: the sloping ceiling was too large for such a cozy and private room as a bedroom. Therefore, a mezzanine was built on the highest part of the room, on which the library was located. The bedroom space is completed by a closed veranda, on which is a winter garden. It is a kind of continuation of the beautiful view from the windows of the house on the Mosfilm neighborhood. The landscape, uncharacteristic for Moscow, devoid of urban development creates the impression that the house is located outside the city. Large windows full-height walls fill the space with light and air. Lightness, glossy and mirror surfaces give lightness, almost weightlessness to the interior. The tall windows are consonant with sliding glass doors. This color is perfectly combined with the general coloristic direction of the interior, in which various shades of beige and brown with gold and silver inclusions prevail. The golden upholstery of the chairs in the dining area is supported by the decorative elements of the ceiling lamp (CHAPURINCASA). Shades of precious metals are also present in the decor of the winter garden and the master bathroom. The walls are decorated with a characteristic ar-deko mosaic. The interior is also actively used exotic woods. The floor in the dining area is decorated with wenge parquet, while the dining table and coffee table (OAK) are made of ebony. The combination of clean straight lines with expressive decorative elements. ar-deko allowed to create a bright and airy at the same time interior.

Project author Tina Kamchatnova: “I wanted to create a modern, comfortable interior with a slight hint of style ar-deko. The space looks airy, almost weightless thanks to the glistening surfaces of glass doors and walls decorated with mirrors and mosaics. The light play of golden tones present in the decoration of furniture and lamps complements the noble luxury of the interior. ”

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