Success factor

apartment of 176 m2

Passing the gallery

A photo: Evgeny Luchin

Text: Olga Vologdina

Idea: Elena Chernyakova, Irina Sheykina

Architect: Ivan Pjojov

Magazine: N4 (148) 2010

In the design of this apartment, the authors focused on the principle of unity of form and content, using the furniture of only one brand. This gave the project integrity and completeness.

The apartment, which the authors had to work with, was a free space without internal partitions, because the owners purchased it at the construction stage. Customers are a young family with two teenage daughters. The owners did not plan to stay here all the time, since most of the time they live in a country house. The spouse expressed general wishes: the situation in the apartment seemed to them to be modern, but at the same time cozy and homely.

The interior is defined by three components - it is functionality, restraint, luxury. The designers stopped their choice on furniture that was concise and at the same time refined in design, as well as on the ascetic color spectrum that combines white, gray and brown.

Each piece of furniture is a well-thought-out concept, there are no trifles here, and comfort and warmth are achieved with the help of nuances and properly selected parts and accessories. Particularly good in this regard is the salon area with its elegant lamps, a combination of white lacquer coating and contrasting prints on the facades of the kitchen wall cabinets, the author’s black and white photo, doors of noble gray oak, fluffy natural fur carpet, and large floor candles from a French designer And mass-Marie and original accessories from Naoto Fukasawa. The center of the living room is formed by a composition of an angular leather sofa created by the designer. Antonio Chitterio, comfortable leather chairs, a lacquered coffee table and decorative tables, poufs, and built-in wardrobes and shelves helped create enough storage space. The bench became the original part of the dining room, on which several people can be accommodated at once. The bedroom of parents is sustained in warm brown tones. The highlight of the interior was the spectacular headboard of the Simplice bed in the form of "folding" screen flaps.

Particular attention is paid to the light. Customers love well-lit rooms, so various light scenarios were designed (using chandeliers, wall lamps, desk lamps, built-in spots), controlled by a smart home system.

Irina Sheykina: “Customers wanted their future housing to be modern and at the same time cozy and homely. Therefore, we decided to make the interior in a soft modern minimalist style, when the severity of the architectural solution is softened due to warm textures, the use of wood, decorative accents

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