
Olga Amlinskaya created an apartment for a couple with two children. The object is located in the famous House on Mosfilmovskaya, designed by Sergey Skuratov - a building that is included in various ratings of the best skyscrapers in the world.
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Outstanding author's architecture has already become for many interior designers an exam for professional craftsmanship. One of the problems of the apartment, which went to Olga Amlinskaya, is great depth. The distance from the window to the window is 18 meters. This means that in the middle there is a dark “dead zone” where living rooms cannot be placed. Olga has located there rooms that do not require natural lighting: a hall and a dressing room. Huge dressing room size of almost 30 square meters. m eliminated the need for cabinets of any type. It is illuminated by ceiling lights with a diameter of more than a meter.

















With a skillful approach, the large depth of the apartment also showed its advantages - it allowed to build beautiful axes, strung rooms on them. The longest axis stretches from the nursery window to the kitchen window through the dressing room, hall and dining room.



















Olga Amlinskaya was faced with the fact that the existing plastic window profile was clearly not suitable for the space. The partitioning of the windows did not correspond to the location of the internal walls. In addition, in two rooms, the intended kitchen and the master bedroom, the walls are sloped. “The window is a key element of architecture that influences the perception of space,” the designer is convinced. She found a solution: imposed on the window profiles "covers" of wood, improving their proportions and setting a different rhythm. New frames, solid and luxurious, caused an association with Art Deco styling.






Olga admits that she does not imagine an interior without plaster cornices: stucco complicates the plastic of the ceiling, enriching the interior, sets the architectural style. However, new window profiles argued with any kind of stucco. The clue came by chance. Olga stayed in Lyon with a friend who lived in an Art Deco house. Attention designer attracted decorating the room geometric sockets and cornices - their shape was taken as a basis. “My interpretation of Art Deco is as follows: geometry, a clear form plus expensive materials, primarily a valuable tree.”

“At that time I was fascinated by the 1960s,” recalls Olga Amlinskaya. - My opinion: the sixties grow out of Art Deco. The same geometric shapes and a variety of veneers in the finish. In this project, a lot of veneered furniture according to my sketches. I used different breeds, and not in their natural form: I painted them, pulling the tone I needed to blend harmoniously with the environment. ”

To achieve the feeling of the 1960s, the designer used geometric patterns of the time. Has moved away from the classical approach, which prescribes to combine cell, strip, flowers and smooth surfaces in textiles: all fabrics demonstrate one or another geometric pattern.

This is not the first collaboration between the designer and customers. Olga has already made a country house for the family. But if it was dominated by muted colors that are relaxing, then this time the clients wanted a bright apartment. Panoramic windows and a high floor contributed to this decision.




In the living room, Olga decided to paint the walls in the color of the sky - to develop the idea of air movement, the connection of external and internal spaces. The desired tint was looking for a long time. "It seemed several times that I found it, but after they did it, the color turned gray, then turned green, then it became flat." Finally, lucky with the paint Bernjamin Moore, a chameleon tone was found, as Olga herself says. It changes depending on the time of day, it glows beautifully in the morning in the sun.

The main hall is located in the center of the apartment. He divides it into two halves, public and private. Hall, in which there are no windows, the designer painted in a dark, complex green tone, close to the shade of the sea wave. "Do not try lighten up the rooms where the daylight does not penetrate, otherwise you will make them even more depressive, ”advises Olga Amlinskaya

The master bedroom has an elongated shape. To structure and complicate the room, the designer built a risalit along one of the long walls - a protruding decorative panel. Art painting using silver potali performed Natasha Marcel. The texture of the decor echoes the mirror facade of the second tower of the Skuratov building, which can be seen from the window.

As in all projects of Olga Amlinskaya, there are many works of art in the apartment. The designer selected works especially for the apartment and framed them properly. In the bedroom, the tektil geometry in which the pillows are dressed coincided with the graphics of Adrey Kim's paintings. “This is a mystic design: when all the components are put together in a puzzle and the objects grow into each other. Such details are not immediately noticeable, they are noticed only upon careful examination. ”