Sergey ogurtsov: reference apartment in riga

The harmonious apartment on the Riga “golden mile” was designed by designer Sergey Ogurtsov.

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“I'm not a wow designer. If someone enters the room and says “Cool!”, For me it will mean a complete failure, ”says Sergey Ogurtsov. - My goal is different: so that, once in the room, a person wants to stay in it as long as possible, without knowing why. I strive for simplicity and harmony. Rarely used ornament in the decoration and bright, eye-catching colors. I am a supporter of the "new classics". And it is created not by patterns, but by verified proportions, the balance of shades and shapes. It is not entirely correct to compare the internal and external architecture, however, the feeling of harmony that arises, for example, when looking at the houses of Andrea Palladio, is extremely important to me. ”

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A staircase with fences made of rings was made according to the sketches of the author of the project; The theme of the rings continues with custom-made fixtures in California. Table Perry, Room OnLine. Chairs Florence, diz. B. Berry, HBF. Chest Ming, Baker.

The designer, who lives between San Francisco, Riga and Moscow, implemented his principles in the capital of Latvia. The house is 21a on Elisabetes street, which was built in 1910 by the architect Martins Nuksha. Businessman Oleg Pimenov bought an apartment here with a roof terrace at the stage of reconstruction, when the appearance of a historic building was already agreed with the city authorities. Nevertheless, he wanted to expand and raise the terrace.

Kitchen. Set of German brand Häcker. “Utilitarian things like the built-in kitchen should be simple and of high quality,” says Sergey Ogurtsov. Panel from a glass mosaic of Ann Sacks. Bar stools Siren, Holly Hunt.

“I thought it was just insane to re-approve the project when the builders are already in the elevator, one can say,” Sergey admits. “However, the new layout was approved in record time - in a month.

The photo taken by Sergey Ogurtsov in Namibia is an expressive accent in the interior. Chest Liam, Councill. Carpet, Van Den Loom, weaved to order. The sun mirror was bought at a flea market in France, in Carcassonne.

We needed to purchase materials and furniture as quickly as possible. New York has become a logical choice for furnishing the interior in five days: there are most high-end furniture stores here. I remember flying from Zurich, modifying the plan of visiting salons, and at that moment Oleg was getting on a plane to Singapore. We met at Lexington Avenue in the design center. From this place our shopping tour began. True, the customer was already tired on the second day and gave me a blank check; in some stores, they carefully asked me why I was working, and my assistant was having fun with an I-pad ... Oleg came to inspect the finished apartment with a toothbrush and a razor. It should be noted that by the time the interior was already completed up to towels. ”

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Медные светильники ручной работы уравновешивают насыщенный «низ» гостиной. Балки из натурального дерева по решению дизайнера выкрашены в белый цвет. На стенах краска Farrow & Ball (оттенок № 201 Shaded White). Коврыиз шерсти Van Den Loom.

A large number of load-bearing walls seemed to interfere with the layout, but they did not interfere. “We immediately agreed that a long corridor is normal,” says Sergey. - It allows you to organize convenient and clear linear traffic. However, so that at the entrance the gaze did not rest on the blank surface, I broke through the load-bearing wall and installed the front double doors; behind them are a wardrobe for guests and all the technical stuffing at home. We arranged the space in the simplest way - to the left of the entrance a personal half: a bedroom with a lounge area, a dressing room, a bathroom. To the right is a living room with a dining room, a kitchen, two guest bedrooms, a library and a terrace. ”

Спальня. Кровать 2584, A. Rudin. Прикроватные тумбы Maxwell, Todd Hase. Комод Chinese Chest, Baker. Занавески из шерстяной ткани Great Plains, Holly Hunt. Ковер Clean Cut, Tufenkian. На стенах краска Farrow & Ball (оттенок № 6 Londone Stone).

Almost the entire interior was formed during the shopping tour in New York. “Even the idea of ​​fencing the stairs came to me when, at a Bergdorf department store, I looked after my sister's necklace of rings. From the furniture of American brands it is easy to create an interior that can be called a new classic. These objects demonstrate good proportions, they are friendly towards a person, they have to themselves - they invite you to use, sit down ”.

Lounge area in the master bedroom. Sofa Carmen Canapé, Todd Hase. Armchairs Alton, diz. M. Lapidus, Antoine Proulx Gallery. Wool carpet woven to order, Van Den Loom. Lights Visual Comfort.

A lot of controversy caused the ceiling in the living room. Having a large number of parts on the "bottom" of the room, it was necessary to balance the volume. “Lamps made of an oxidized copper leaf in the form of a disk, which are manually manufactured in California, were to be the main focus of the top level. Therefore, I decided to make natural wood beams white. The builders cried, the customer clutched his head and said that he would get “painted concrete”. And I reassured everyone: “Even Elsie de Wulf, the world's first interior designer, painted rich carvings in white. And it turned out right. "

When designing bathrooms, the designer used durable materials: marble, mosaic from granite Walker Zanger (diz. M. Berman). Sanitary ware of the German brand Duravit. Mixers Dornbracht. Chair with a pattern of rings, diz. L. Kirar, McGuire. Bathroom. Marble forms a natural geometric pattern. The lack of a threshold between the floor and shower, as well as free entry to the shower, were the main wishes of the customer. A library is arranged on the balcony leading to the open terrace. Design supervision of the project was carried out by the Latvian designer Alla Amusina.

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