Wood and concrete can't be combined? The author of this project challenged the established opinion and created an office space that will take your breath away
Design a beautiful office space,which would be comfortable for both visitors and employees, the task itself is not easy. But to convey the specifics of the business through the interior and to do it stylishly, gracefully and at the same time originally is a super task that not every designer can cope with. The author of this project, Dzerassa Kachmazova, succeeded, and, in our opinion, it turned out very well. Dzerassa Kachmazova, interior designer
Deals with residential and public spaces.Graduated from the Moscow State University of Civil Engineering with a degree in Industrial and Civil Engineering and the British Higher School of Art and Design with a degree in Interior Design. dzerassa.com
— This space did not require any redevelopment.The company moved to a new office in the center of Moscow, and already working in this space, the customer realized the need to replace the massive furniture that had moved from the previous office with more modern furniture with capacious storage systems. It was important to find a suitable place for all the items and try to fit them in such a way that they would not overload the space. The geometry of the room turned out to be non-standard, with a lot of glazing around the perimeter, so it was not easy to implement the plan.
The customer wanted to create a modern and brightinterior, with a lot of free space and air, while avoiding cold minimalism. Therefore, ebony was chosen as the main material for the furniture, it helped to add a feeling of warmth and coziness.
Since the company is engaged in manufacturingconcrete, the designer decided to continue this theme in the furniture. After negotiations, the customer was offered several options, but the final choice was made after the designer found furniture from the Russian manufacturer "Nayada". The customer was especially fond of the items of this brand and quickly began to agree on samples of materials.
As a result, the designer combined the customer’s preference – ebony – with her own idea: concrete inserts.
With excellent taste and a sense of style,The customer took an active part in the work on the project. The designer agreed with him on every detail, including the angle of the cabinet door handles, which were made of concrete inserts.
With the exception of the table leg structure, all the furniturewas made according to the author's sketches. The main difficulty at the stage of furniture production was the combination of two very different materials, they had to be combined without differences - joint to joint. After lengthy approvals, the author finally managed to bring his idea to life.
During the work on the project, the customer sawa painting he really liked on the Internet. After a persistent search, the designer managed to find the author - an artist living in the Maldives - and purchase the painting.
