Penthouse with Concrete Ceiling and a Glass-Wall Windows
Completely new 30th level house, in the condominium Novopecherskie Lopki, has a few Penthouses about 150-250m2 each. One of them became an investment property for my client.
Ukraine
Crazy BBQ – Original Country Complex with Industrial-Vintage Style
Development and implementation of the original country complex Crazy BBQ project is the first major collaboration work of Ukrainian designers – a married couple Yaroslav and Ilona Galant. Description by Yaroslav Galant: Surrounded by a pine forest, the complex includes the main restaurant building, the Club House Crazy Hohols MFC building, an indoor fan zone
Buddy’s House / Sergey Makhno Architects
Buddy’s House, designed by Sergey Makhno Architects and completed in 2014, represents a striking exploration of architectural contrasts, seamlessly integrating bold modern design with natural elements.
Dizaap Office: Bright Loft Space with Eclectic Interior Design
Take a virtual tour of Dizaap Office in Kyiv. Discover how this bright loft space was transformed with handmade furniture and creative design elements.
Apartment Verbi with Modern Design for a Young Family
Apartment Verbi was completed in March 2015 by the Ukrainian architects Roman Verbishchuk, Yulianna Verba and Lyubov Lazoriv. The apartment has an area of 40 sqm and is located in Lviv, Ukraine.
Luxury Interiors with a Charming Aesthetics in Paris
Two young designers from Ukraine, Iryna Dzhemesiuk and Vitaly Yurov have designed the luxury interiors of this apartment in the capital of France, Paris.
Contemporary Style Apartment with a Bit of Industrial Rawness
Proving that a space needn’t have electrical wires or ducts hanging from the ceiling to be an expose on industrial style, a 250 square meter apartment in Kiev maintains a clean, contemporary style while inserting plenty of personality and a bit of industrial rawness around the edges.
Avant-Garde Sunday Room by Ukrainian Designer Pavel Vetrov
The Ukrainian designer Pavel Vetrov created this avant-garde room – called SUNDAY – inspired by the Panic Room Project. In this project, a clear line divides the room: half a room is completely white, while the other half is fully decorated with graffiti.