Designer Julia Golavskaya designed an apartment of 70 square meters. meters Customers, a couple with a daughter, bought a house in a house built in 1953. Nostalgia for the twentieth century and love for English rock have combined it with clients.

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“It was an apartment with a typical Soviet renovation: arched openings, brown wallpaper,” recalls Yulia Golavskaya. - In such a "design" one could even find some kind of poetry. But for modern life he was not fit. Fortunately, the source code had good data: in particular, large windows that looked out onto two sides and gave a lot of light. ”

Living room. There are four collages of Alexander Jikia on the wall - the works evoke associations with vinyl records. The owners have a collection of vinyl and an appropriate player. Frameless sofa Smart Ball is covered with a good tweed.

Customers liked the retro style. “It is no coincidence that they chose an apartment in a Stalin-era building, and not in a new building. We were united by nostalgia for the recent past. I immediately felt "my" people. It turned out that the head of the family in his youth listened to the same music as I did - British rock: The Doors, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin groups ”. Today, the family has a collection of vinyl records and an appropriate player.

На стене в прихожей обои дизайна Вивьен Вествуд марки Cole&Son. Трюмо осталось от предыдущих хозяев и было перекрашено. Торшер Aromas del Campo. Кресло: американский винтаж из галереи «Дом культа». Рисунки Марии Бовенко.

The project on Timiryazevskaya was decided to call “Rock Wave” - the film “The Boat That Rocked”, shot by Richard Curtis in 2009, was released under the same name in Russia - he liked both Yulia and the customers. “We even wanted to hang a poster with a picture of Jim Morrison. But the lifestyle of a rock musician is not very compatible with the family’s life, so the idea was abandoned. ”

Children's On the wall is a signature lithograph of Serge Lifar. Table lamp BoConcept. On the walls of children's non-woven wallpaper Boras Tapeter. “They have a nice paper texture. Vinyl wallpapers, even expensive ones, come in with an unpleasant smell. I like vinyl in records, but not in wallpaper, ”says Julia. Children's room. Vintage desk, BoConcept table lamp. The batteries in the apartment were replaced with new ones, which apparently did not differ from the authentic ones. Children's Zanotta bed. Wallpaper Boras Tapeter. Children's Lightweight curtains carry a decorative load, a real protection from light - blinds. The batteries in the apartment were replaced with new ones, which apparently did not differ from the authentic ones.

As a result of redevelopment, built-in storage systems appeared that saved the room from confusion. Also, the designer has organized a new corridor: the openings are beautifully connected to each other, opening up spectacular prospects. “In each opening I tried to write something attractive, to create a three-dimensional picture. I can't paint on canvas, the interior is my art. ” Yulia emphasizes that, in carrying out redevelopment, she never interferes with the structure of the capital walls: “I save customers money”.

From the hallway there is a beautiful view to the kitchen. Chairs and Table Massproductions, designed by Chris Martin. Interior doors are designed by Julia Golavskaya. In the hallway designer applied a turquoise color of two shades. “Turquoise in the hallway is my favorite reception. I use Benjamin Moore paints, Historical Colors palette - complex, powdered tones. ” The red lace of the lamp is a refined accent that is in harmony with the orange lamp shade in the nearby kitchen. On the wall is a poster of one of the Spanish galleries (Deco Gravure gallery).

According to Julia, the basis of the interior should be orderly. "Then people will come and break this order; they will not leave chairs and vases in the places intended for them." I calm my customers: do not look at the fact that the plan is too correct, life itself will add chaos ”.

The chest of drawers is designed by Julia Golavskaya. The author gave him the name "TV". Armchair: Soviet vintage in authentic upholstery (Mobeledom gallery). Cпальня. Кровать Napol. Тумба Zanotta. Постер Eichholtz. Обои Osborne&Little. «Не могу сказать, что я очень люблю блестящее, но металлизированный эффект в этих обоях мне нравится», — говорит Julia Golavskaya. Спальня. Кровать Napol. Тумба Zanotta. Обои Osborne&Little.

The author of the project has created a mix of vintage and modern furniture. Interior ensemble thought out to the smallest detail. Here is an example. The pier in the hallway, which was inherited from the previous owners, was repainted in chocolate black, and the handles were made red. The bright dots of the handles are not only combined with the wallpaper in the hallway, in which there is a red color. But they also have something in common with the wallpaper in the bedroom, where the ornament has red acorns, and with a polka dot pattern on the walls of the nursery.

Living room. In the curtain wall (behind it is the kitchen), the designer cut a window. The opening is mounted on the axis on which the door to the bedroom is located. "By re-planning, I never interfere in the structure of the capital walls, I save customers money." Books are not decor. Apartment owners love to read. Bureau with built-in speakers of the Italian factory Miniforms.

“I like it when finishing materials and decor throughout the apartment are combined into a single collage. It gives a harmonious result. ”

Chairs and Table Massproductions, designed by Chris Martin. Above the table is a vintage lamp with an orange shade. Smeg fridge - a stylish accent. Metal kettle Alessi - design classic. Model created by Michael Graves. The kitchen is equipped with Smeg appliances. The scarlet refrigerator in the style of the 1950s is a bright accent. Sachsen Kitchen. Black tile with white seams on the floor and white with black on the walls - customers took this find from the designer with a bang. In the toilet they placed a poster of one of the Spanish galleries, bought in the Deco Gravure gallery.

Julia recalls that customers were easy, pleasant people. Well accepted her ideas. Now we are working on a larger object for the same family, on a country house. Nostalgic notes will also sound in its interior.

Julia Golavskaya.