This interior started with a chandelier and evolved into a bright,spectacular work in the popular American style, which fits perfectly into the walls of a Moscow apartment. The customers of this interior are a young family with children, who, before contacting decorator Ekaterina Kozlova, had already purchased several chandeliers and did not want to part with them at all. This interior began with them. Ekaterina Kozlova, decorator Graduate of the school-studio "Details". Internship in America and France. Currently works at Arkhitex. stfan2.wixsite.com/ekatrina-kozlova In the project, Ekaterina was in partnership with decorator Valeria Klenova, who was engaged in planning solutions and functionality. The customers have quite a large number of things, so a full-fledged storage system - a wardrobe - was made in the hallway. The apartment also has a spacious wardrobe in the bedroom and in the children's room. A large number of spacious cabinets were purchased for the kitchen. Initially, the interior was conceived in the American style. The apartment itself was completely remodeled: new walls were erected, old ones were torn down. Bedroom The bedroom has red Venetian glass chandeliers, textiles were selected in deep shades of wine and burgundy. All textiles were ordered from Parisian textile showrooms (Pierre Frey). Special attention was paid to fabrics in this project.
Kitchen Kitchen with lots of storage systemswas bought at IKEA and decorated with a marble countertop and decorative handles. The very convenient location of the sink opposite the window provides additional natural light.
Ekaterina Kozlova, decorator:"The clients are a young couple who love to travel and also follow trends in interior design. They wanted their interior to be quite modern, functional, in soft, pastel colors. By the time of cooperation, the clients had already bought ceiling lamps, so we had to rely on them in many ways."
Living room The living room is combined with the dining area.The brutality of the metal console emphasizes the softness of the velvet upholstery. The table with metal edging becomes an additional accent, tying all the living room items together. The comfortable fold-out sofa, which can accommodate the whole family, is also used as an additional sleeping place.
The Children's Bed and its headboard are made ofcustom-made by specialists from French factories and covered with Pierre Frey fabrics. Wallpaper from the English company Cole&Son with dozens of colorful birds turns the nursery into a fairytale garden. In the second part of the nursery (not shown in the photo) there is a spacious cabinet for books and toys, as well as a full-fledged work area opposite the window.
Parents' bedroom The accent here wasa mirror wall at the head of the bed, duplicating all the objects and visually increasing the space. The niches provided for books are painted in a golden-mustard color and perfectly match the upholstery fabric of the accessories. The toilet is combined with the bathroom. The furniture in the bathroom is completely custom-made. The walls are covered with marble tiles. A large mirror along the entire wall also helps to increase the space of the bathroom.
Hall Geometric contrast layoutmarble floor became the main accent in the hall. As a decorative find, the design of the door portal can be especially noted. One of the double doors in the hall is a false door. It was made for symmetry and to give the hall a ceremonial look.
On the walls are reproductions of contemporary art(works by Gerhard Richter). In the hall there is a reproduction of the work of the famous English artist Cecilia Brown. The accent element is the geometric layout of the marble floor in a combination of different colors. The dining group consists of items from the factories Collection Pierre, Ensemble London (in Russia they are represented by the company Decoconcept). The laconic and strict dining table is made in a modern style. The black wooden oval-shaped tabletop is effectively shaded by shiny chrome legs made of stainless steel.
Accessories – Gaia&Gino, designer vases– from the famous European designer Arik Levy. The bathroom was custom-made from marble. Wallpaper – from the British company Cole&Son, textiles (curtains and upholstery fabric) – Pierre Frey. Silk carpets – DOVLET HOUSE, country of origin – India. Lighting – the Italian company Villari. Furniture was supplied by Decoconcept and DOVLET HOUSE. Several pieces of hand-made furniture were also brought from the island of Bali.
Interior of the week: an American-style apartment in Moscow
