It's hard to choose between classic andmodern styles? Then why not combine them to create a stylish, original interior. We will show you how to do this in a small area using a real example from the Moscow region. The interior of this apartment was developed for a young female lawyer who, at 29, leads a healthy, active lifestyle. Dreaming of taking a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and work on weekends, she wanted these apartments, located in an elite village on the territory of a picturesque forest, to allow her to relax among the measured country life and wonderful nature. Therefore, the designers made sure that the interior space of the apartment fully met these requirements, and also reflected the character of the customer. Design bureau "Dom-A" "Dom-A" is a creative and production association that has been engaged in construction, architectural design, reconstruction of buildings and premises, interior design, as well as their decoration for more than 20 years. In our own workshops we produce the necessary interior details, for example, products from natural stone, furniture, make stained glass windows and much more. domabild.com
Modern classics in a fun grey color
The main task set before the architectand decorator — to make it simple, elegant and comfortable. Oleg Moskvin and Marina Soshina, focusing on the customer's profession and her youth, decided that a harmonious combination of classics and modernity in this interior would be the most correct design option. They wanted even the classic decor details to contain modern notes upon closer inspection.
A monochrome color scheme was chosen for the apartment.Solution. Restrained shades of gray, distinguished by their versatility, seem to reflect the character of the owner of these apartments. On the one hand, they correspond to the serious classical profession of a lawyer, and on the other, they do not interfere with remaining stylish and modern. The ceilings and walls are painted gray of different tones. Moreover, depending on the lighting, it acquires different shades due to the reflection of other objects. The furniture was upholstered in gray fabrics, the curtains were also selected in the same color scheme, but warmer. At the same time, the interior was complemented with Kurdish carpets, which gave it freshness and energy.
Marina Soshina, art director, decorator:— Gray was not chosen by chance — it can be very complex. We think that this universal color will help to ennoble, calm and visually unite any interior. domabild.com
Features of redevelopment
Initially, the apartment didn't even have any interiorwalls, so it was necessary to build partitions for the bathroom and hallway. In the latter, by the way, a spacious storage closet was very conveniently placed. The rest of the layout remained open and only visually zoned into the kitchen, dining room and living room. It is also noteworthy that the house has a balcony where you can go out to breathe fresh air and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Materials and finishing
You can notice a lot in the decoration of the apartmentinteresting materials and non-trivial details. The picturesque frieze in the hallway, travertine floors, wooden cornices, hand-made tiles and stucco on the bathroom ceiling — all this became possible thanks to the carte blanche issued by the customer. Custom-made doors, portals, baseboards, cornices, shutters on the balcony became an excellent addition to the extraordinary finish. Particular attention is drawn to the artistic stained glass windows in the Tiffany technique, which were made in the in-house workshops of the design bureau "Dom-A". Furniture from Barbarra Berry and the German company Core, as well as lighting from Manufactur Wurzen, perfectly completed this composition. Marina Soshina, art director, decorator: — There were no difficulties during the work on this project, we managed to bring all the ideas to life, and as a result, the customer was satisfied with the result. domabild.com
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