Designer Svetlana Dikushina talks about the project in the Neva Towers tower, where one of the main accent solutions was a bathtub by the window with a view of the city

Kitchen-living room. Hanging lamps, Ulyana Khokhlova. Cabinets and kitchen are made to order, carpentry workshop of Vladimir Kubyshin. The sofa is made according to the sketches of the designer, workshop of Sergey Korb. Rosalina coffee table, Zuiver, Designboom. The author’s ceramics by Lev Efimov. On the wall on the left is the bark of a Mexican tree, Buro All Design gallery.

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Alexander Volodin. Style: Tatiana Gedike

GENERAL PARAMETERS

What: apartments

Where is: Neva Towers

Square footage: 50 m2

Style: Modern

Color scheme: restrained, natural tones

Contacts:designer Svetlana Dikushina, www.dikushina.com , [email protected]

Designer Svetlana Dikushina in the interior of the apartment.

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Alexander Volodin. Style: Tatiana Gedike

View from the living room to the bath located in the sleeping area.

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Alexander Volodin. Style: Tatiana Gedike

This is not the first time my team has been working in Moscow City. We got the apartment in a white box finish. In order to achieve all the necessary approvals with the management company, we connected the sharpest minds of the contractors, and within a month all the issues were resolved. By the way, the customer was at the facility only two times — at the first presentation of materials and already at the delivery. It took two months to create the project, and all the work was completed in six.

Hanging lamps, Ulyana Khokhlova. Cabinets and kitchen are made to order, carpentry workshop of Vladimir Kubyshin. The sofa is made according to the sketches of the designer, workshop of Sergey Korb. Rosalina coffee table, Zuiver, Designboom. The author’s ceramics by Lev Efimov. On the wall on the left is the bark of a Mexican tree, Buro All Design gallery.

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The area of the apartment is only 50 sq. m. meters. A prerequisite was to place a bathtub and a spacious shower room. We decided to share this task and moved the bath to the sleeping area, which offers an amazing view of the city. The space also managed to organize a kitchenette, a bedroom, a sitting area with a TV and a sofa and, at the request of the owner of the apartment, a workplace with a comfortable armchair and an attached pouf.

Wall panels and cabinets are made according to the sketches of the author, Vladimir Kubyshin’s workshop. Berber wool carpet, Nomadchik. Tech, Samsung. Vintage serving table, France 1960’s, Repeatstory. Vintage floor lamp, Artemide, Beke Gallery. Armchair and pouf, design by Noboru Nakamura, IKEA, 1970s, Beke Gallery.

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In each project, it is important for me to find a balance between the individuality of the customer and the author’s vision. In this project, I tried to convey the peculiarities of the male character in the palette and bring uniqueness due to the unusual layout and non-standard forms.

Columns, carpentry workshop of Vladimir Kubyshin. Vintage floor lamp, Artemide, Beke Gallery. Armchair and pouf, design by Noboru Nakamura, IKEA, 1970s, Beke Gallery. Rosalina coffee table, Zuiver, Designboom. Berber wool carpet, Nomadchik.

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We have added warm natural materials, such as wood, and cold chrome to the interior. And mirrored niches on the ceiling and panels help to visually expand the space.

Plumbing and tiles on the podium, Porcelanosa, Zodiac. Parquet, Finex. Mirror panels, Sksteklo. On the wall is a painting by Alisher Kushakov.

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The customer also asked us to think over several lighting scenarios. We used the illumination of columns and mirrored niches on the ceiling as decorative accents, and functionally divided all the zones by lighting. In addition to this, air conditioning and humidification systems have been built in.

Plumbing and tiles on the podium, Porcelanosa, Zodiac. Parquet, Finex. Mirror panels, Sksteklo. Columns, carpentry workshop of Vladimir Kubyshin. On the wall is a painting by Alisher Kushakov.

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In every new project, I strive to embody something new. Architectural columns dividing the space have become such a find here. As for unusual objects, we worked with the subject designer Ulyana Khokhlova on hanging lamps in the living room area, and the sculptor Lev Efimov created for us an object in the form of asymmetric air bubbles, which we placed on a pedestal.

Bedroom. Wall panels and columns are made to order, Vladimir Kubyshin. The bed is made according to the sketches of the designer, workshop of Sergey Korb. Bed linen, Atelier Tati. Plaid, Loffilab. Built-in sconces, Jung.

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Not without vintage details. I like the mix of modern design with history, it creates comfort and adds piquancy. Such interiors remain timeless and never become outdated. I like to play with shapes and textures, and the complete trust of the customer always guarantees an excellent result.

Plumbing in the shower, Fima, Ardostudio. The door to the shower room, Sksteklo. Porcelain stoneware, Porcelanosa. Ceiling lamp, Gervasoni, GK concept.

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Ceramigranite, Porcelanosa, Zodiac. Plumbing, Cielo, Ardostudio. Decor, Designboom. Sconces and built-in lamps, Svetiroom.

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Apartment of 50 m2, designer Svetlana Dikushina.

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