One of the tasks undertaken by the Russian designer Natasha Chibiriak ( 1plus1 studio ) in the execution of this bath project was to not use floor tiles and crockery. So this is how the idea of using an artificial teak wood wall has appeared, which gives more warmth to the space.
The project presented in the following images is a duplex apartment with an area of 450sqm, made in 2015 by INT2 Architecture company from Moscow. The duplex is intended for a young family who wanted a smaller investment in the “background” and bigger emphasis on furniture and decor.
At the first sight, the white walls, white furniture and white light, plus the magical effect of the mirrors and glazed surfaces make difficult to define the real size of this apartment in Rostov on Don, Russia. The light and white color included in an irregular plan by ceilings and walls transform and expand the
Ekaterina and Anton Korneev designers have made this interior for a pair of newlyweds from Pirogovo, Russia. The 110 square meters apartment has a living room, kitchen, dining room, master bedroom with its own bathroom, laundry room, dressing room and a room for the child yet to be born. The young people wanted an unusual
Discover a beautifully designed vintage office for a private residence by Denis Krasikov, featuring antique furniture, leather sofas, and nostalgic decor elements that tell a story.
LoLo The Capsular Microkitchen is a collection of pieces of furniture made by Aotta Studio from Moscow, Russia, which can be very useful as office supplies and more. Each module is designed to be the support for one of the appliances used in offices: espresso machine, water machine, tea or microwave.
Pontoon Penthouse is another amazing and useful creation from Za Bor Architects. It can be both used on water or on top of an existing construction due to its lightness. For this construction, Za Bor Architects resorted to technologies used for building of ships and submarines. As a basis, a strong structure of frames was
Obed Buffet from St. Petersburg is the first fast-food restaurant of the Ginza Project company developed by the design studio named Studio G-sign. With an interior design full of naturalness and luxuriant decors, the entire location expresses freshness and vitality, a truly unique atmosphere with a genuine welcoming spirit. Combining surfaces made of warm wood
