The authors of DesignGroup_YourSpace combined the seemingly incompatible tastes of a pair of customers. And created, according to them, the most audacious of your project.

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The creative team DesignGroup_YourSpace is from Kiev. But it works, according to its participants, wherever an interesting project is promised. So, recently they completed four objects in Moscow: three showrooms in the center and an apartment in the LCD Garden Orchards, which they rightly consider their creative success. Nina Prokopenko, Yana Zatsnova and Alyona Koroleva have issued her for a young couple.

“The girl is a fashion designer, the boy is a businessman,” says Nina Prokopenko. - A great gift of fate was that the customers trusted us completely and completely: every inch of the interior, carefully thought out by us, was approved and approved by them. At the first meeting, the guys talked about important moments for them, described their dreams, asked for stylistics. And the next time we met with us, when we had already assembled everything on a turnkey basis. They liked it".

However, the project was not so easy. Tastes and ideas about the beauty of the two customers differed diametrically, to combine them was the task of designers. “She loves the French classics and the white color, he has bright colors, bold art and design,” continues Nina. “Fortunately, we love both, we managed to marry tenderness and fun.” In the same space, designers connected different temporal and stylistic layers. There is a “serious” stucco decor, white bouasers, just like in the Ottoman houses of Paris, good-quality parquet, elegant furniture of timeless design from brands such as Flexform and Porada. And at the other extreme - ironic baroque, shaggy chandeliers and paint-splashed dressers, bright modern art: ambitious pop-art beauties stare at the walls from the walls.

Around the table Flexform chairs Porada. The authors combined different models of chairs, thereby enlivening the traditional composition. Crystal chandeliers Baga. Panel Crazy Home.

According to Nina, these things appeared in the apartment due to coincidence: “An excellent salon manager, with whom we love working, got to the hospital. And since the deadlines were tight, we were allowed to review all the cabinets and racks with the ocean of catalogs on our own! We spent a week exploring this entire library without end and edge, so we found at the very top in the far corner our new great love - the Crazy Home brand from Momenti: its bright panels and furniture played an important role in the interior. Summing up, we can say: this is our most challenging and bold project. ”

Initially, the apartment was a 150-square-meter empty concrete box. The absence of partitions gave freedom and the opportunity to create a balanced, harmonious layout. The authors did not shallow: they identified three main rooms of impressive size. 64 square meters m occupies an open U-shaped space, combining the living room, dining room, kitchen and hallway; 20 square meters m reserved bedroom, 23 square meters. m - child. Three wardrobes account for a total of more than 16 square meters. “For the guys, it was important for everyone to have their own dressing room behind deaf doors in the bedroom. This is due to different schedules and personal preferences, ”explains Nina Prokopenko. Another room for clothes and shoes is located at the entrance. There are also two bathrooms and a laundry room.

From the bedroom doors lead to two dressing rooms. Left male, right female. Chest and panel Crazy Home. A beautiful combination of lavender and purple - in the spirit of Trisha Guild. British designer teaches to build an interior in close shades. Guest bathroom. Panel Crazy Home.

The apartment is located in a new building, but the interior is strongly influenced by the classics. “If we were talking about a private house, of course, we would talk about the exterior and interior as a single organism. And in an apartment building, this is not always feasible. ” The customer wanted a white classic, and only hers - she got what she wanted.

The decoration used plaster moldings with giant, very complex classical eaves - the decor is based on historical samples. On the walls is the white paint Little Greene from Manders (the designers call it “stunning”), and the parquet floor is laid on a French Christmas tree. It is important that the moldings, parquet and paint are applied throughout the apartment - including in the bathrooms.

“Perhaps the most difficult thing in the project was to come up with a cake for water-repellent paint on the walls in the bathrooms,” the designers admit. - We have been looking for and have finally found a specialist who picked the right materials. ”

Sofa Flexform. Black and white panels Crazy Home. Children's Sofa Flexform. Floor lamp Baga, table Porada. All textiles in the project - from the company Designers Guild. The authors are proud of the fact that they managed to fall in love with customers in British textiles Trisha Gild. The drawings look like they are made on the fabric by hand. Panel Crazy Home. In the bathroom, as in all rooms, parquet on the floor and stucco on the walls and ceiling. Flaminia bath. Spini mirror. Gessi mixers. Panel Crazy Home.

How to tell the designers, they are interested in current trends in color, treat them with respect, but do not always listen: in the first place all the same tastes and comfort of the customer. This apartment has a neutral base. Against the background of white walls and oak floor, colored accents of beautiful, mostly cold tones are dispersed. Color is represented in works of art, in upholstered furniture, in textiles. All fabrics are from Designers Guild. “We managed to make the customers fall in love with our beloved British woman, Trisha Guild, with her matchless, as if hand-made drawings.”

The dining room and breakfast area are located closer to the window. The living room is in the back of the room. Curbstone Crazy Home - ironic interpretation of the classics. Chandelier Baga.