Apartment on Vernadsky _1

The kitchen needed to be made as functional as possible. There are two children in the family, which means that you have to cook often and a lot. A cupboard for storing dry food and dishes was moved to a niche in the living room, and household appliances and a sink were placed in the working part of the kitchen. The set is two-tone: the upper veneered zebrano facades support a yellowish shade of solid larch on the floor, and the lower ones are made of smooth MDF - a neutral base for the Color Bridge tile patchwork. The tabletop and apron made of natural black granite are in tune with the dark ceiling, enhance the graphic design of the interior. The dining area is simple: a simple IKEA folding table and Eames chairs.

The main stylistic element in the living area is the dark ceilings. Initially, the customers liked the idea of a dark ceiling in the sketches, but they doubted and did not dare to take such a bold step. Doubts were dispelled after a trial paint job. Now the dark ceiling of the living room, which extends onto the walls through laconic molding and expands the space, is the hallmark of the interior. The project uses English paint from Farrow&Ball and Little Greene. The color of the ceiling is supported by shades of Dorian Stradivari doors, skirting boards and cast-iron Soviet radiators. An array of larch trees is laid on the floor under colorless oil. The balcony wall is decorated with 19th-century brick cuts from the Workshops of the German brothers. A bright color accent is a sofa with a folding mechanism from the Trendy Mebel factory. The lamps in the form of "pancakes" by MDM Light fit seamlessly into the style of the apartment. The owner's desk built into the niche is made according to the designer's sketches to order in the carpentry workshop.

At the time of construction, the daughter of the customers turned 6 years old. The girl is fond of drawing, loves fairy tales about princesses and Disney cartoons. Hence the beige-pink shades in the interior design. The color was introduced only in details, for example, in curtains, which can be easily replaced at any time. There is a cozy sofa and bookshelves under the IKEA loft bed. For maximum natural lighting, the workplace was placed opposite the window, and to the right of the table was a functional modular IKEA Callax shelving. This piece of furniture is indispensable for children's rooms. The niche sections are equally convenient for storing books, boxes with toys and clothes, decor and accessories.

Small and boring bathrooms sparkled with colors and space. An Eleven&Co polyhedron in blue and blue tones was chosen for the bathroom: geometric tiles cover the floor, the side of the bathtub and unevenly enter the wall in one corner, setting the dynamics of the room. The continuation is a white tile from the same collection. The remaining wall space is painted in a consonant gray-blue shade with Benjamin Mooge moisture-resistant paint. The hexagonal theme was supported by IKEA mirrors. The height of the mirrors was not chosen by chance: the husband looks at the top, and the children at the bottom.

The shower room has the same dark ceiling as in the living room. Here, the dark ceiling visually expanded the narrow room, removing the "well" effect. On the walls are Equipe kabanchik tiles with grout to match the ceiling. IKEA furniture.

An eleven-year-old son's bedroom echoes the placement of furniture in his younger sister's room. Instead of a walk-in closet, an IKEA wardrobe stood in the corner, otherwise the contents of the children's rooms are the same, so that children do not have resentments and disagreements. The boy chose the color scheme for his personal space himself: favorite colors are blue and yellow. The accent wall behind the bed was highlighted with wallpaper with Borastapeter ships. There is a painting by Olga Shagina on the shelf.

The atmosphere of a big city reigns in the customers' room. The wallpaper for the accent wall was chosen carefully: in the bedroom, I wanted to avoid too office and uncomfortable pictures. We decided on stylish York wallpapers. The walls with Little Greene paint, depending on the light level, change from gray to match the wallpaper to transparent blue. Cosmorelax pendant lights create a soft bedside light. Moon-stores metal table replaced the classic bedside table. Interior windows were placed above the doorway, which let natural light into the adjacent study.

The textiles in the project are custom-made in a sewing workshop.