Angelika Levitskaya created an interior inspired by the corporate style of American designer Jonathan Adler

Carpet, Art de Vivre. Posters, Lulu Space. Sculpture of Ivan da Vic. Planters, Designboom.

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Olga Shangina-Lesterlen. Style: Alexandra Pylenkova

The project’s customers, a young couple, are fond of fashion and love to travel. “They wanted their apartment to look like a jewelry box — bright, unusual, filled with a lot of interesting details,” says designer Angelika Levitskaya.

Pillows, L.D. Art. Painting “Geometry” by Evgenia Drozdova, the Blik Gallery. Table, Wilvercot. Sculpture of Ivan da Vic. Leather tray, Pinetti.

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Olga Shangina-Lesterlen. Style: Alexandra Pylenkova

The original area of the apartment was only 41 sq.m. But the impressive ceiling height (4.9 m) made it possible to build a mezzanine floor, on which a bedroom and a future nursery are located. “At the same time, the main task was to hide the supporting structures. For example, one of them is hidden in a niche in the hallway, which is closed by a mirrored door and at first glance looks like an ordinary closet.”

View of the kitchen.

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Olga Shangina-Lesterlen. Style: Alexandra Pylenkova

Kitchen accessories, “Tom’s House”. Ceramics, Troubadour, Polina Artamonova. Poster by artist Lika Mellow.

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Olga Shangina-Lesterlen. Style: Alexandra Pylenkova

View of the kitchen from the second tier.

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Olga Shangina-Lesterlen. Style: Alexandra Pylenkova

The interior is inspired by the designs of designer Jonathan Adler, in which classic details are combined with metal elements, textured textiles and bright colors. So moldings appeared on the walls, a French herringbone parquet floor, and a stucco pattern decorated the ceiling. “Decorative circles on the ceiling create an incredible atmosphere and make the room more voluminous.”

Glasses, “Tom’s House”. The painting “Rainbow Bather” by Olga Kaplan, ArtDefa. Leather accessories, Pinetti.

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Olga Shangina-Lesterlen. Style: Alexandra Pylenkova

The main decoration of the living room was a stone false fireplace, which is framed on both sides by shelves up to the ceiling. Emerald sofas bring color to the interior. The upholstery echoes the shade of the kitchen facades, visually linking the space together.

Vases, Gypsy Gypsum.

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Olga Shangina-Lesterlen. Style: Alexandra Pylenkova

In the kitchen, special attention is drawn to the hood, which stretches from the ceiling through the entire wall. To organically fit it into the interior, the box was decorated with plaster panels. Despite the small area, it was possible to place a compact island in the kitchen, which also serves as a dining table.

A painting by the artist Lika Mellow. Pillows, L.D. Art and Truobadour. Bed linen, Linen Texture.

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Olga Shangina-Lesterlen. Style: Alexandra Pylenkova

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Olga Shangina-Lesterlen. Style: Alexandra Pylenkova

On the second floor there is a bedroom and a future nursery. The rooms were delimited by glass partitions to allow maximum sunlight into the space. “The walls and ceiling in the bedroom are painted in one dark blue shade. So the space seems more spacious,” adds the author of the project.

Authors of the project: designer Angelika LevitskayaTray, Pinetti.

Vase, Troubadour. The box, “Tom’s House”.

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Olga Shangina-Lesterlen. Style: Alexandra Pylenkova

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