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Special issue. Nikolai Tsupikov founded his own studio in 2002 and has since created a great many interiors.

Silence. A family apartment by Nikolai Tsupikov. The designer has struck a balance of shades, volumes, forms and textures.

With love for our parents. A project for an elderly couple, carried out in the classical tradition.

In this space we combined the principles of minimalism and Art Deco to give a contemporary interior more gravitas.

Linda Khadzho: A bed this graceful and light suits any contemporary interior. Its advantage is that it does not tie you to a particular style.

We call this eclectic style American classic: a traditional interior with large forms, a sense of substance and solidity, and colonial motifs.

We asked professionals what they think of the pieces on show in Moscow showrooms and at furniture fairs.

Winners of the People's Choice Award are chosen by well-known figures in Russia.

Minimalist interiors often lack gravitas. To give a contemporary interior sufficient presence, we created a project with elements of Futurism and Art Deco.

Interior design review. Established in 2003, the studio specialises in the complete design of luxury private residences.

English humour. The word “interior” rarely sits well with the word “humour”. Not at all, in fact. But that is a misconception! Humour and creativity are twins!

Dinner is served! If you have not yet decided how to furnish your dining room, our review will help. We have laid the table with the best furniture from the best brands.

At a themed evening, guests were introduced to luxurious interiors by leading Moscow designers and had the chance to talk to their authors.

The interior of this house outside Moscow carries echoes of several styles, from Provençal to chinoiserie. And all of it is seen through the lens of American culture.

Where styles and eras meet. The interiors of this house are like a painting made with broad, rich brushstrokes.

Winners in the category “House interior over 300 m². Tradition”. Architect: Nikolai Tsupikov; designer: Linda Khadzho.

Moscow Adriatic. The future client was much taken with an interior by Nikolai Tsupikov's design studio published in the magazine, and he decided to invite the architects to work on his new home.

Two faces. The designers of this townhouse outside Moscow faced a twofold task: to combine futuristic forms with costly finishing materials.

Une spacieuse résidence pour deux.

Ascetic hedonism. A house outside Moscow. Historical styles remain relevant in interiors, though now adapted to the way we live today.

Marble and macassar. A project by Nikolai Tsupikov: a spacious house for two.

An interior for a hunter. The space is planned with great rationality: in the architect's words, the beauty of this interior lies in its functionality.

The philosophy of order. The owner of this apartment in a new high-rise belongs to a familiar type of person for whom order is something more than just order.