Apartment in cream colors with a small charming kitchen

Calm and seasoned classic with a littlea touch of suburban French housing - and this is in the center of Moscow! We especially liked how the small kitchen was designed, well, it turned out very tasty. The customers of this project were successfully working specialists engaged in the development of non-combustible fabrics and other materials. Such work is usually associated with serious mental research, coupled with constant experiments and tests, so the interior of the hearth had to be such that it was possible to relax in it as comfortably as possible. The project was taken up by Kira Vavakina. Kira Vavakina Kira Vavakina is an interior designer, graduated from the Stroganov Moscow State Academy of Art and Industry. Author of a large number of works both in Moscow and abroad. According to Kira herself, each project should be unique and unrepeatable, which can be seen in her interior solutions. https://www.facebook.com/kira.vavakina?fref=ts - All the participants remained on the repair processonly happy memories. The work was incredibly easy and in an atmosphere of complete mutual understanding. For the common happiness the designer tried to optimally manage the budget and did not leave it. Such things, you see, always please. The basis for the entire interior was chosenwhite and beige range. This is especially evident in the bedrooms, the contrasting component of which immediately relaxes and pacifies. And in the living room, it was decided to make two zones: by the window - an armchair with a table and a mirror, and in front of the TV - a velvet sofa in chocolate color. They tried to match all the furniture to match the walls, ceiling and doors. The idea was for the white and beige color to be in various patterns and textures of wallpapers, upholstery fabrics and curtains with pillows. And the result is a very soft and neutral character of the interior. Kira Vavakina, interior designer For the son's room were chosen wallpaper with a lightrhombus - a strict and elegant element, which can sometimes be seen on men's sweaters. Dark chocolate color beds, tables and tables only emphasize the "unchariteness" of this room. Furniture shades in other rooms alsoone hundred percent fell into the established color gamut. In the master's bedroom there is a large and very beautiful white pattern, in the daughter's - a little smaller, but just as pretty and fresh. I always pick up all textiles for curtains at the very end, when there is already furniture: beds, sofas, and tables. In this case, there are no misses. Although sometimes, when you see a beautiful fabric, you want, on the contrary, to pick up the whole environment to match it. The interior is a very interesting thing, inspiration can come from anywhere. Kira Vavakina, interior designer For the kitchen as a fundamental elementwas taken an array of wood, dyed in milky color. Tiles on the kitchen apron at once liked everyone for their appearance, reminiscent of a beige "chintz", printed on ceramics. In general, the kitchen was almost three months old. And the pens were picked up only later in Moscow. With the corridor there were small difficulties due toits location right in the center of the apartment. It was decided to divide it into three zones along the length: a dressing room, a hallway with a large mirror, and in the middle make a niche library with pictures and an open wall. For a bright contrast, all the beige was chosen a thick green color, and on the floor, put the English tile in the form of a classic "checker", also green. All built-in wardrobes and library were made bydrawings and were transported from Byelorussia. The rest of the Italian furniture was selected from catalogs. Floors - from solid oak, paint - from the company "Siberian Forest". Doors from MDF were purchased from the manufacturer of the "Entrada". The bathroom closes with its expensive appearancegeneral enthusiastic impression of the apartment. Different types of tiles gave a perfect combination, and complement the interior of the bathroom accessories from brass, faucets and mirrors. Drawing on the glass in the shower was made more than three weeks, but the expectation was clearly worth it. In general, every detail is amazing and looks to the point. Photographer Andrey Sorokin.