A combination of natural and innovative finishing materialsmaterials, functional furniture and smart home elements — this is how a modern interior should look, according to the architects from the Room Design Büro studio. The owners of this two-level apartment in the Moscow region are a young couple. He is a businessman, she is a housewife. They planned their housing with an eye to the future and therefore immediately purchased a spacious option, which will have enough space even after the addition to the family. The young people turned to the Room Design Büro studio with the following request: to design a modern, functional and stylish interior in a calm range using natural materials. Room Design Büro Studio Room Design Büro is a Moscow studio founded by true design fans, architects Anastasia Zaitseva and Anton Lysko. They say the following about themselves: “young professionals inspired by form and color, dreaming of harmony and space flights,” and consider their studio to be more of a creative association of architects, designers, engineers and builders. www.roomdesignburo.ru In this project, the architects refused complex planning solutions: all the rooms have simple geometry, which is well suited for a modern interior. On the first level of the apartment there is an entrance hall, a public area designed as a single space (living room, kitchen, dining room), a dressing room and a bathroom. The second floor is given over to a bedroom, a children's room, a bathroom, a laundry room and a dressing room.
In a small hallway of 5 square meters, only the most necessary items were placed: a rod on cables for hangers, a shoe cabinet made of solid wood, and a shelf for keys and other small items.
The living room is located next to the stairs to the second floor.floor, from which the recreation area was separated by a light partition made of rods. The rectangular shape of the room dictated a rather classic arrangement of furniture: a soft sofa from BoConcept by the wall and a TV unit opposite. In the center of the room they laid a rug in the form of a cowhide and placed a coffee table made of American walnut. The painting above the sofa is a reproduction of Kandinsky.
Room Design Bureau Studio:— In this project, much attention was paid to lighting. In the living room, we used several scenarios at once: built-in lamps, night lighting and decorative light, represented by a replica of the Duke chandelier in a smaller version and a Studio floor lamp.
For the finishing of the spectacular black, the architects chose an innovative and very relevant material today – microcement.
The dining room is done in a neutral tonebeige-gray-brown color scheme, formed primarily by the textures of wood and natural stone, which is used in the decoration of the accent wall. The furnishings are quite minimalist: a dining table for six people made of solid oak, chairs and a fireplace. The shelf for it is made of natural stone, and the section of the wall behind the fireplace is lined with sheet brass.
For the kitchen, the architects chose light graycustom-made facades and equipped them with a cooktop, oven, microwave, dishwasher and refrigerator. The floor was laid with porcelain stoneware, thereby visually separating the kitchen area from the dining room.
In the bedroom, wood is present not only onthe floor, but also in the decoration of the walls and even the ceiling. The color scheme is very light and calm, coupled with wood, simple shapes and cozy lighting (LED strip and wall lamps) perfectly conducive to rest and comfortable sleep. The bed with a soft headboard is from the Italian factory Flexteam, the bedside tables are made in the studio workshop. A white wardrobe with glossy facades is provided for storing things.
The children's room, like the rest of the rooms,is done in a modern style. Art concrete was chosen for the wall decoration - a decorative coating that imitates real concrete. In one part of the room there is a bed and built-in furniture made to order, in the other - a small workspace by the window, consisting of a table made in the studio workshop and a chair from the Swiss brand Vitra. The decor used is neutral: black and white posters with typography and a small houseplant.
Both bathrooms, on the first and second floors, are made in the same style and almost the same color scheme. The walls and floor in both are covered with porcelain stoneware imitating marble.
The following were used in this interior:
- the kitchen was made to order according to the designers’ sketches;
- dining table - Torkelson (Sweden), model Boxx; dining chairs - Alexandre Caldas (Portugal), model Root;
- chandelier in the dining room - Jason Miller (USA), model Modo;
- sofa — BoConcept (Denmark);
- coffee table - Cosmorelax store (Russia), model Charlotte;
- chandelier in the living room - Arte Lamp (Italy), model Duke (replica);
- bed - Flexteam (Italy), model Fly;
- bedside tables are made in the studio studio according to the sketches of designers;
- bed and built-in furniture in the nursery made to order according to the sketches of designers;
- the work chair was made in the studio workshop according to the designers’ sketches;
- chair - Vitra (Switzerland).
