Moscow Apartment

This three-bedroom apartment was designed for a family with one child. The main challenge of the project was organizing multiple functions within the available space while considering the needs of all family members.

The spacious common area brings together a fully equipped kitchen with a large island, providing ample space for cooking. A discreet workspace is seamlessly integrated into the kitchen cabinetry. Hidden doors allow the workspace to be concealed when not in use, helping the interior remain visually clean and organized. The dining area is centered around a large round table with seating for six, designed to accommodate both everyday family meals and guests. The living room and dining area are separated by an existing structural wall, which is accentuated by a large custom-built column. The column incorporates additional storage and an integrated aquarium - a special request from the family. Herringbone flooring throughout the common area creates visual continuity and unites the different functional zones, contributing to a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The primary bedroom includes a dedicated closet and a TV area with an integrated vanity that continues the composition of the TV stand. Soft fabric wall panels behind the bed bring warmth and softness to the room. A sculptural wall installation featuring flowers and birds adds artistry and character to the space. The son’s bedroom combines generous storage with a functional study area and follows the calm palette of neutral tones and warm finishes carried throughout the entire interior.