Do you dream of turning your home into a model?design excellence? Do you want not only to come up with the interior of your dreams, but also to embody it yourself? We'll prove this is real by showing you three compelling examples “We have a lot to teach you. We have someone to teach you. We know how to teach you. " These words have become the motto for all students and teachers of the Higher School of Environmental Design MARHI. Here people with higher education of a wide variety of profiles can get a new profession. Those who choose the Architectural Environment Design program, in two years, master the skills of working with any objects in which it is necessary to create a comfortable and aesthetically harmonious space - from apartments and country houses to pavilions and public buildings. But many graduates prefer to choose the development of apartment interiors as a topic for their graduation projects. We will show you three noteworthy projects of graduates of the Higher School of Environmental Design - and imagine that it is quite possible for you to make such beauty if you decide to study at this school!
Expensive simplicity for a couple
Valeria Glazova Book expert, graduated from MoscowPolygraphic Institute. Graduate of the Higher School of Environmental Design. The interior called “Dear Simplicity” is a graduation project by Valeria Glazova, who chose an apartment of 94 square meters in a new building near Moscow Skolkovo as the object of real design. The work included planning and interior design projects for a couple. The changes that the author of the project made to the original plan made it possible to create a layout that meets the needs of the customers. 
The design concept reflects the viewscustomers about the expensive interior. Hence the furniture, accessories, decorative elements, citing the features of past eras. This is how the author saw it while making sketches of future interiors. 
But what happened in the end. By the way, the chosen color palette is uniform in almost all rooms. It is built on nuances of gray-pearl scale and coffee-beige shades with a glamorous gleam of gilding and silver. 
Honest loft for a young bachelor
Elena Kotlova Economist, graduated from MoscowState University of Economics, Statistics and Informatics. Graduate of the Higher School of Environmental Design. Elena Kotlova created a project called "Honest loft" for an apartment of 90.8 square meters, located in the residential complex "Nizhnyaya Presnya" in Moscow. The client, a young lawyer, wanted to live in a loft setting, so the apartment had to be redeveloped. 
The author of the project divided the space into twoindependent residential space - public and private. Taking into account the lifestyle of the customer, Elena has provided for a small working space in the private area. The public area is visually divided into a kitchen and a living room, where many guests can stay at the same time. 
The loft-style design decision is not due toonly by the customer's requests, but also by the peculiarities of the apartment. Here, the brickwork of the walls of the building, built in the late 1920s, has been perfectly preserved. The texture of the brickwork is supported by self-leveling floors that imitate building concrete, as well as perforated metal, laconicism and brutality of the finish. The harshness of the interiors is softened by light-colored pillow textiles, Roman shades, greenery and stylish accessories. The table lamp and chess set were made according to the sketches of the author of the project. 
Life in eclecticism for parents with children
Elena Chernyavskaya Advertising specialist.Graduated from the Russian State Technological University named after K.E. Tsiolkovsky. Graduate of the Higher School of Environmental Design. Eclecticism - for self-confident, extraordinary people, this is a peaceful coexistence of various styles and trends. A three-room apartment, designed by Elena Chernyavskaya, is located in a typical block building in Solntsevo, Western District of Moscow. The tasks of the designer included redevelopment and creation of interiors. It was necessary to increase the usable area. As a result of the alteration, the living room increased due to the adjoining loggia and the relocation of the partition, and the parents' bedroom became isolated and acquired an office space. The apartment is now divided into public and private areas, as well as places for day and night stay. 
The design concept had to be created onbased on a compromise between the tastes of all members of the customers' family. The premises are decorated in different styles, reflecting the priorities of the husband and wife, as well as the interests of the children. The author of the project combined the flowing space of the living room and the kitchen-dining room with the style she called "a restrained loft". However, the interiors, rather, reflect the atmosphere of a country house, in which modernity and tradition are combined in forms of equipment, pieces of furniture, lamps and decorative accents - tiles and textiles. Ecological materials play a special role here - cornice, countertops, pine plank are made of wood. The parents' bedroom is decorated in the spirit of neoclassicism, and the nursery - in the pop art style. A coffee table made of pine saw cut and metal parts was made according to the sketches of the author of the project. 
