The interior of this Moscow apartment, designed by Anna Tyashkun, Buro Archimia, contains famous objects of Italian and French design stars, while the main idea of the project was the “aesthetics of simplicity”

Ulderico sofa, Promemoria, upholstery by Loro Piana, pillows in fabric by Dedar; floor lamps and an armchair by Christian Liaigre, all — Fifth Avenue design Gallery. Geo Delcourt Collection table by Christophe Delcourt, Booroom Gallery.

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Sergey Ananyev style: Natalia Onufreychuk

Anna Tyashkun, designer, graduate of Central Saint Martins (UAL) and the Details design School, founder of Buro Archimia.

OBJECT PARAMETERS

Property type:flat

Square footage: 75 m2

Where is located: LCD Vander Park, Moscow

Style: french minimalism

The main idea of the project: “Aesthetics of simplicity”

Color scheme: “The palette of the interior translates brutalism and northern romanticism and absorbs all the colors of the urban landscape.”

The author of the project: Anna Tyashkun, Buro Archimia, www.buro-archimia.com

Ulderico sofa, Promemoria, upholstered by Loro Piana and silk pillows by Dedar; a pair of Latin armchairs by Christian Liaigre in Dedar fabric; floor lamps by Christian Liaigre, all — Fifth Avenue design Gallery. Geo Delcourt Collection coffee table by Christophe Delcourt, Booroom Gallery. Carpet from Armani Casa, Dovlet House.

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Sergey Ananyev style: Natalia Onufreychuk

“The first thing a designer encounters when coming to an object is the volume with which direct chemistry arises,” says Anna Tyashkun, founder of Buro Archimia. “It is important to hear and understand this chemistry, and then the space itself will prompt many solutions further.”

Sofa, Promemoria; Latin armchairs by Christian Liaigre upholstered by Dedar; Dinka floor lamp by Christian Liaigre; Goblet table by Holly Hunt, all — Fifth Avenue design Gallery. Carpet, Armani Casa, Dovlet House salon.

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Sergey Ananyev style: Natalia Onufreychuk

“The main idea of the project was to create space through the aesthetics of simplicity”

“The planning solution of this apartment was based on the idea of transforming a night in a five-star hotel into a lifestyle. This is how classical architectural techniques arose, based on a clear division of public and private zones, symmetry. And, of course, a ceremonial scale that can be created on any square. In our case, it is 75 square meters.”

Geo Delcourt Collection coffee table by Christophe Delcourt, Booroom Gallery. The elastic chair of the Etcetera series, designed by Jan Exelius, Artillery, is a design icon of the 1970s. Coffee table, Christian Liaigre, Fifth Avenue Design Gallery. Carpet from Armani Casa, Dovlet House. Built-in light, Erco.

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“The central place in the living room was occupied by the Geo Delcourt Collection coffee table by Christophe Delcourt. This is the very first item chosen, from which the customer was delighted. His color palette and form became the starting point of the script of the whole project.” 

The kitchen, island and dining table are custom made. Finishing of natural marble, workshop “Granpristroy”. Chairs, Gallotti & Radice, upholstered by Dedar. Cashmere curtains from Loro Piana. Oak Floor, Ebony & Co.

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Sergey Ananyev style: Natalia Onufreychuk

“The general coloristics translates brutalism and northern romanticism and absorbs all the colors of the urban landscape. At the same time, the interior itself is painted in large strokes, multilayered and holistic.”

Joinery with a tamarind-tinted oak finish is made according to sketches by Anna Tyashkun in the Attribute workshop. Accessories from Arno DeClercq, Fifth Avenue Design Gallery. Flush-mounted slit diffuser, Invisiline. Pendant lamp, Flos.

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“The author’s joinery in this project is not only functional due to hidden storage systems, but also very important from the point of view of architecture. Custom-made wooden panels and built-in cabinets transform the perception of space, forming a scale and correctly aligned axes.” 

Mirror art object Tafla from Zieta. Chairs, Gallotti & Radice, upholstered by Dedar, Fifth Avenue Design Gallery.

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“Only the best names, high design and impeccable quality!” — this was the main wish of the customer.

Guest bathroom. Furniture designed by Buro Archimia is made to order. Bra, Kelly Wearstler. Floor sink, Agape, in Nero Marquinia color. Mixer and accessories, Agape, Maxlevel salon.

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Bedroom. The bed from Meridiani is upholstered with fabric from Pierre Frey, Fifth Avenue Design Gallery. Textiles and bed linen, Atelier Tati.

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Sergey Ananyev style: Natalia Onufreychuk

“The customer, a young woman with a strong-willed character, wanted to get a space with an author’s, individual design. At the same time, from ready-made objects, it was worth choosing only design icons or those items that have every chance of becoming such over time.”

The headboard of the bed with a makassar veneer finish and the bedside tables in smoked oak are made to order in the Attribute workshop. Bakar table lamps by Bruno Moinard Éditions. Accessories from Faina.

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With a competent approach and on a relatively small area, you can create a ceremonial scale

The chest of drawers from the Attribute company is covered with liquid metal in the performance of the Effect Surfaces workshop. Painting, Pavel Bushuev.

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“In this project there is a whole collection of big names of the best design masters of France and Italy”

“The finest cashmere from Loro Piana was used for sewing curtains. For furniture upholstery — fabrics from Pierre Frey and Dedar. Among the names of furniture designers are such big names as the already mentioned Christophe Delcourt, Christian Ligre, Romeo Sozzi, Jan Exelius. Architectural lighting from Erco gives the same enveloping soft light that the brand is famous for. And smart controls that allow you to adjust lighting, climate, underfloor heating and curtains are made with the help of Schneider Electric equipment. It is all this combined that allows us to feel the very luxury of minimalism and the aesthetics of simplicity, the image of which appeared before us at the first meeting with space.”

Master bathroom in Arabescato Vagli marble finish, GranPriStroy workshop. Faucets, Dornbracht, with lime coating protection in Dark Platinum matt color. Sconce on the mirror, Kelly Wearstler, Visual Comfort salon. Decorative table, Arno DeClercq, Fifth Avenue Design Gallery.

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Sergey Ananyev style: Natalia Onufreychuk

Polina Chesova

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