Loft on the territory of the former printing factory on Danilovskaya Embankment, the decorator Julia Golavskaya was to be turned into a beautiful office in record time.

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On the redevelopment and global transformation of the interior area of ​​64 square meters. a meter of time was allocated very little. First of all, the decorator dismantled the old finish. Under the false ceilings there were communications, which it was decided to leave and paint in a deep malachite color.

Bulk floor everywhere is painted in a deep blue-gray color, the door is also blue, but a tone lighter than the floor. The ceiling in all rooms is dark green.

“There was a very scary interior with plastic panels and orange wallpaper pasted on the ceiling,” says the decorator, “but the space itself with high ceilings and huge windows inspired me, of course.”

The whole decorative history is composed of color combinations and rhythmic lines. Dagestan kilim on the floor - from the personal collection of the decorator, and the rack moved from another office of the customer. Mesh coffee table in the lounge - Russian design, from the company "Archpole", floor lamp, leather chair Timothy Oulton.

Under the drywall hid a beautiful old brick of different times. Two types of bricks - signs of past life - were preserved and painted as they were, without restoration.

Part of the wall, which has a sofa in the rest room, a bright terracotta color. Vertical thin stripes of the same color on other walls set the rhythmic decor of the whole space.

The space is divided into three zones - open space with a large wooden table in the center, a recreation room, it’s the manager’s office, and technical rooms — a kitchen and a dressing room.

Mesh coffee table in the lounge - Russian design, from the company "Archpole", floor lamp, leather chair Timothy Oulton.

In the process, it turned out that the customer is a long-time fan of Russian realistic art. “We immediately took advantage of the proximity of the museum (the loft is adjacent to the museum of the Institute of Russian Realistic Art), together we chose several famous paintings and ordered copies of them,” says Yulia. A copy of the picture “The Land Listens” by Vladimir Nesterov is now hanging in his office. Also on the walls of the office appeared a copy of a small work by Alexander Deineka. The rest of the art in the interior of contemporary artists. In the large room hangs "Vodokachka" from the series "Shishaki" by Andrei Sarabyanov, a picture of the ships of Cyril Vasilenko.

The rectangular screen for the projector, Julia marked on the wall with pasted tape.

All furniture was chosen from the presence mainly of Russian manufacturers, some items were made to order in the company “D Tree” according to the sketches of the decorator. For example, tabletops for all desktops, a coffee table and a console with a basalt tabletop for TV.

A restored Soviet mosaic from the collection of the Chronofactor Gallery stands on the wall on the floor.

Separately for this loft, we looked for vintage lamps, chose American enameled ceiling lamps of the 1960s, which were repainted in a different color, and the famous Soviet “Saturn” for a large room. Vintage furniture and accessories are always involved in the Yulin projects, she not only loves them very much, but also knows how to fit into the interior so harmoniously that it seems they have always been there.

Above the secretary’s left table is a black and white photograph of the Lugano seafront, taken by Julia during a trip to Switzerland.