Mazanka Apartment by Sergey Makhno Architects
Mazanka apartment is a dialogue of our architects with the past. And its result is a step towards the originality of modern Ukrainian design and Ukrainian culture as it is.
Mazanka apartment is a dialogue of our architects with the past. And its result is a step towards the originality of modern Ukrainian design and Ukrainian culture as it is.
It’s a delicate house, with small blue accents which generates a perfect state of calm. The favourite element from this interior design is the ceiling , with a special trick used to keep the height of the rooms and to enjoy the warmth of diffused lights.
A clash of cold marble and warm wooden elements, the whole interior offers calmness and coziness. It has both seducing comfort and discipline.
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