The interior design project of a country house was created for a family with two children. The spouses had different views on the future style of the house. During the project development, it was possible to blend neoclassical elements with loft elements, so that each family member would feel comfortable in the house and contribute to the living space.
The kitchen-living room, with an area of approximately 35 square meters, turned out to be functional, comfortable, and filled with cozy details. The entrance area and staircase became the entrance hall, harmonizing with the adjacent living room and creating a unified design concept.

These apartments are designed for short-term rental, catering to tourists who come to a popular seaside resort for relaxation and nature enjoyment. The chosen style is modern and minimalistic with hints of Japandi design, featuring soft and warm natural tones. The apartments are equipped with everything necessary for up to four guests. Thoughtful zoning with various design elements allows guests to relax in comfort while feeling a sense of harmony and unity with nature.

The 54 sqm apartment project was designed for a family of four, including a couple with two teenage daughters. Despite the relatively small space, there was a need to accommodate a separate children's room, an adult bedroom, and a combined kitchen-living room. The desired interior was to be in a modern style, combining functionality with elegance. It was also important to incorporate budget-friendly solutions and use some materials that had already been purchased.
Thanks to clear ergonomics and successful design approaches, it was possible to fulfill all the wishes and create a project that fully aligned with the family's interests.

The studio-apartment project combines thoughtfulness and vibrant details while maintaining universality. The interior is designed to cater to the interests of short-term guests and capture their attention among other options when they are still making their choice. Pastel shades in intricate combinations and well-considered practical solutions for all seasons will ensure a steady flow of clients for many years without the need for additional investments.

The banquet hall of the restaurant is designed for hosting private celebrations, including weddings, as well as accommodating cafe visitors at separate tables when not in use for banquets. The space was intended to be "photogenic" and highly accommodating. As a result of our work, the client's objectives were successfully achieved, and the hall is enjoying the expected demand.

This hall is the highlight of the restaurant with banquet halls in Moscow. The interior needed to be vibrant and attractive so that guests would choose it from among the many establishments in the capital just by looking at photos. Despite its size, the hall is designed to comfortably accommodate 12 persons, and it brings a stable and significant income to the owner.

The owner of this apartment contacted me during the renovation, which was proceeding without a clear plan or project. He realized that he lacked clarity and understanding of what the end result would be and verbally described to me what he expected from the space, along with sending photos of some elements. Thanks to our work, the apartment owner gained a better understanding of what he wanted to see in his living space and what he should reconsider and change in favor of alternative solutions, even if it involved additional costs for alterations. We recommended a sequential approach, emphasizing the importance of first developing a project and then proceeding with its implementation.

The 90 sqm apartment was designed for a young couple with two children. This close-knit and friendly family has a dynamic lifestyle, enjoys spending time together, and values convenience and comfort.
Among their requests were a kitchen-living room, a separate master bedroom, and a children's room for both of their little ones, as well as separate bathrooms.
In the project, all these wishes were successfully realized. The space was organized to accommodate each family member, and a cozy modern interior was created in a calm color palette.

This spacious two-bedroom apartment was purchased by the clients for permanent residence. Given its location in a seaside resort city, there was also consideration for potentially renting it out in the future. The apartment underwent a redesign, including the merging of a large corridor with the kitchen to create a unified space and the addition of a walk-in closet. The project has been successfully implemented and brings joy to its owners with its beauty and functionality.

The happy owners of a country house needed assistance in creating a cohesive vision for their future interior. They were keen on incorporating their favorite color, green, into the design. Below is the project for the kitchen-living room. We managed to select a gentle and unobtrusive shade of green and build a composition around it in soft and warm tones, accommodating all the necessary functional areas and creating numerous lighting scenarios.