To everyone who has ever dealt with the design of a new oneapartments, are familiar with the agony of choice: from the shape of the door handles to the concept as a whole. The team of the bureau "Bakharev and Partners" solved this problem simply - they presented the customers with two completely different in style design projects for one penthouse. The developer of the new deluxe residential complex Knightsbridge Private Park in Khamovniki approached the bureau "Bakharev and Partners" with a request to create two different interiors for one apartment. The projects had to be created in a classic and modern style. Since we are talking not just about apartments, but about elite penthouses, the potential buyers of which are sophisticated in matters of design and demanding people, it was necessary to create interiors that are universal in both layout and functionality. Architectural bureau "Bakharev and Partners" Nikita and Maria Bakharev are the founders and architects of the bureau "Bakharev and Partners". Both were born in Moscow and studied at the Moscow Architectural Institute, in 2003 they opened their own studio. Today, Bakharev and Partners is a full-cycle architectural bureau that designs objects, fully resolves issues of furniture and materials supply, and builds objects of any complexity using its own construction company, working on a turnkey basis. In the bureau's extensive portfolio, you can find both conservative and eclectic objects with thoughtful decor and an exclusively functional environment. www.baharev.ru
When planning the layout of the apartment, architectsThe bureau started from the idea that it should be suitable for a family with 1-2 children. Considering the importance of functional zoning, they decided to go the traditional way: when entering the apartment, a person finds himself in a single public area (hall, living room, dining room), next to which there is a large kitchen and a guest bathroom. The master bedroom, bathroom and , which form a private area, are also located quite close to the entrance, but at the same time isolated from the public areas.
Modern version Children's rooms, office,Another one and a laundry room are located at the back of the apartment, which even has an additional entrance so that maids and nannies can get inside without disturbing the owners.
Classic version Maria Bakhareva, "Bakharevand partners»: — We can say that both of these projects are, firstly, an opportunity to see the same object in different styles (which is often necessary for the client to make a choice), secondly, our vision of the main trends in modern and classic interiors, and thirdly, a brand-oriented design that reflects our preferences today. Option No. 1: modern style For the option of decorating an apartment in a modern style, the designers chose a colorful, but elegant Art Nouveau based on Italian furniture Promemoria and Giorgetti. It was decided to place the emphasis on brightly colored furniture with a neutral background finish. The hall in this interior turned out to be very original and eclectic, setting the tone for the entire furnishings of the apartment. The floor is laid with marble slabs, and the walls are covered with suede wallpaper: noble finishing materials go perfectly with bright color accents and furniture from the Minotti and Promemoria factories. Well, the main character can rightfully be considered a mirror of impressive size in a purple frame.
The living-dining area is divided into two parts by a double-sided fireplace, the chimney of which is finished with artistic textured glass Bernard Pictet, and the firebox is made of Italian massive stone Nero Portoro.
The sofa group is formed by upholstered furnitureItalian manufacturers with a Baxter coffee table in the center of the composition. The role of bright accents is played by the colorful Promemoria chairs and the blue Barovier&Toso chandelier.
For the kitchen, the designers came up with an interesting idea: with the help of Longhi sliding partitions, it can be opened into the dining room or “hidden” when necessary.
The dining area contains a dining group witha large table for ten people, a grand piano in the bay window and a large textured painting of dripping water on the wall. The latter serves as both an art object and a humidifier.
For the kitchen decoration, designers chose AzulMacaubas, white glossy lacquer and dark walnut. The kitchen set is the Beaux Arts model by the German company SieMatic. The kitchen is conceptually equipped in such a way that it is convenient to prepare both a quick light breakfast and a gourmet dinner.
The private area is decorated in a calm stylebeige and coffee palette. The designers paid special attention to modern, pleasant to the touch textures: natural waxed stone, linen, cotton, silk and oiled wood. The furniture in the bedroom is Promemoria and Giorgetti.
The bathroom has stone walls and floors.Petra Antiqua, and to create a relaxing atmosphere of a good spa salon, the designers brought a light oriental flavor into the interior in a modern interpretation.
For the children's rooms, we chose the most neutral style possible so that these rooms would suit both a child and a teenager, or could serve as guest bedrooms.
The following were used in this interior:
- furniture in the hall - Minotti (Italy) and Promemoria (Italy);
- bras with brushes - melogranoblu (Italy);
- artistic textured glass - Bernard Pictet (France);
- furnace furnishings, massive stone - Nero Portoro (Italy);
- sofa in the soft area - Giorgetti (Italy);
- chairs — Promemoria (Italy);
- coffee table — Baxter (Italy);
- curtains — Dedar (Italy);
- chandelier — Barovier&Toso (Italy);
- dining area — Promemoria (Italy);
- sliding partitions in the kitchen - Longhi (Italy);
- kitchen - SieMatic (Germany), Beaux arts model;
- bedroom furniture - Promemoria (Italy) and Giorgetti (Italy);
- chandelier — Baccarat (France);
- curtains — Loro Piana (Italy);
- bathroom finishing stone - Petra Antiqua (Italy);
- wardrobe — Poliform (Italy).
Option #2:classic style The second project is made in a modern classic style and is a respectable, relevant and comfortable interior for today's life. According to Maria Bakhareva, she has always been close to the aesthetics of the Provasi factory, so she took it as the basis for the interior. Also, the classic forms acquire a modern sound due to the noble and tactilely pleasant texture of matte waxed oak. In the hall, the floor is finished with slabs of Palissandro Oniciato marble, wooden boiserie panels are installed on the walls. The interior is complemented by Italian Oak furniture in a classic style and luxurious Saint-Louis chandeliers.
As in the modern version of the interior,The living room and dining room are zoned: in this case, it is a small partition, on one side of which there is a fireplace, and on the other - a display case for crystal and porcelain. The fireplace portal in the Louis XIV style is made of gray Italian marble with bronze details of the firebox.
The soft sofa group consists of furniture from the Provasi factory in calm tones, corresponding to the general beige-gray-white range of the living room. The crystal chandelier is Saint Louis.
For the kitchen and dining area we also choseProvasi furniture. The dining room is accented by a monochrome silk wallpaper de Gournay with a colonial-travel theme on the wall. Here we also see the piano by the window again, this time transparent.
The kitchen is connected to the dining room through a portal.
The private area maintains the overall conceptapartments: neutral light colors and elegant furniture with classic shapes and elements. The bedroom again features furniture from the Provasi factory, as well as wallpaper and lamps from Ralph Lauren.
In the bathroom, as in the modern versioninterior, the atmosphere of a high-quality spa salon is maximally recreated: a neutral color scheme, elegant shapes and finishing with natural stone and mirror panels help with this.
In the classic interior design, the far zoneThe apartment consists of an office, a children's room, another bathroom and a laundry room. Despite the fact that the interior of the children's room is designed in a classic style, it turned out to be very lively and bright. This is facilitated by a more saturated and varied color scheme than in the rest of the apartment and all sorts of prints: a cage on the curtains, polka dots on the chairs and funny animals on the wallpaper.
The children's room also has a sleeping area for the nanny.
When decorating the office, the designers opted for light, neutral colors and textures. All the furniture is from Oak and Provasi, and the lighting is from Fine Art Lamps.
The following were used in this interior:
- the floor in the hall is made of Palissandro Oniciato marble slabs (Italy);
- furniture in the hall and study - Oak (Italy);
- chandeliers - Saint-Louis (France);
- dining room, kitchen, furniture in the living room, study and bedroom - Provasi (Italy);
- an insert from silk wallpaper - de Gournay (Great Britain);
- wallpaper in the bedroom - Ralph Lauren (USA);
- grey oak carvings in the dressing room – Savio Firmino (Italy);
- Lighting in the office - Fine Art Lamps (USA).