Have you ever seen how an apartmentStalin-era apartment turns into a real work of interior art with a European character? No? In that case, today you will be pleasantly surprised! The apartment we will talk about today is located in a Stalin-era building on Profsoyuznaya Street. The owners are a young couple expecting a new addition to their family. The main wishes of the customers were to redesign the premises, as well as create modern bathrooms and a light color scheme for the entire interior. Now let's find out how designer Alexandra Klyamuris handled this task.
Alexandra Klyamuris Alexandra Klyamurisis the founder of the interior design studio K-DSN. Since 2004, her studio has implemented more than 400 projects. K-DSN develops beautiful and comfortable designs for cottages, townhouses, apartments, offices, houses, hotels, restaurants, cafes, boutiques, medical centers, beauty salons. k-dsn.ru A restrained and elegant style was chosen for the project - European classics with a French accent. The color scheme of the interior is maintained in light pastel colors, which give a feeling of spaciousness and airiness to the room, moreover, this is a characteristic feature of the classical style.
Layout solution:
- expanded bathroom;
- increased the area of the corridor;
- the doors leading to the private area have been moved;
- the dressing room is located in the bedroom.
The main highlight of the living room, setting the stylepremises, became a built-in library. In addition, one of the clients' wishes was the presence of a fireplace - as a result, the apartment now has a real home hearth, so that it would be pleasant to while away the evenings with family or friends.
We used a favorite design technique and visually expanded the space by using mirrors. Alexandra Klyamuris, designer
The nursery, like the other rooms in the apartment,is made in a light color scheme. Here, wall painting was used as a decor. The original solution for the kitchen design is a slate wall framed with white moldings.
Living room:
- chandelier Chateau from De Wideville Eichholtz;
- Chandelier Odeon from Glass Fringe Rectangular Restoration;
- Chandelier Marino from Eichholtz;
- console - Military from Eichholtz;
- banquet - Bristol from Curations;
- sofa - RAF Winslow sectional from Curations;
- chair - Matlock from Century.
Bedroom:
- chandelier - CorteZARI, ERIKA;
- mirror - Kelly Hoppen;
- bed - Crate & Barrel;
- banquet - Chelini;
- Bedside table - Andrew by Hickory.
Children's:
- Chandelier - Masiero;
- chair - Camden from Eichholtz;
- sconce - Lexington Single 03429 from Eichholtz.
Kitchen:
- sink - Franke;
- chairs - Grace from Poliform;
- hob - Smeg;
- extractor - OM Elica;
- chandelier — Verner Panton.
Bathroom:
- sink - Antonio Lupi;
- bath - Devon & Devon;
- toilet bowl - Duravit;
- bra - Foscarini;
- fixtures - Italamp.
