Apartment 76 m²
Tikhvinskaya Street
The apartment is in a quiet part of central Moscow, in a building on Tikhvinskaya Street.
It was designed as a home for a young woman.
Details
The 76 m² apartment originally had an open plan, and its one distinctive feature, and drawback, was a single large window
spanning an entire wall. This made things more
difficult, as the brief called for an entrance hall,
bathroom, bedroom, dressing room, small study, living room and a kitchen with a dining area. We managed to fit all
of this in with a few small tricks and design techniques.
spanning an entire wall. This made things more
difficult, as the brief called for an entrance hall,
bathroom, bedroom, dressing room, small study, living room and a kitchen with a dining area. We managed to fit all
of this in with a few small tricks and design techniques.
The shared area, with the kitchen and living room, is an open studio space, while the bedroom and study are divided by a sliding glass partition that lets daylight through.
The colour scheme is built on a pairing of powder pink and grey. The finishes are mostly fine natural
materials such as solid wood, marble and several veneers: bird's-eye veneer for the kitchen fronts and the living-room shelving, and acacia veneer for the kitchen table top. Bright details set the mood: a yellow armchair, a trio of curiously shaped side tables and a flamingo motif on the wallpaper. The result is a stylish, distinctive interior that reflects our client's personality.
materials such as solid wood, marble and several veneers: bird's-eye veneer for the kitchen fronts and the living-room shelving, and acacia veneer for the kitchen table top. Bright details set the mood: a yellow armchair, a trio of curiously shaped side tables and a flamingo motif on the wallpaper. The result is a stylish, distinctive interior that reflects our client's personality.
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