Designer Irina Vinevskaya made this apartment for herself, so she realized in it all those ideas that she could not implement in the apartments of customers

December 7, 2022

Kitchen-living room. The sofa is made to order by JuicyDesign. Sofa decorative pillows, Marilux, Jysk. Rattan wall lamps above the sofa, Aromas del Campo. Vases and decor, Tamalli Decor. Curtains, Lamore Home. There is paint on the walls, Little Green.

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Olga Shangina. Style: Polina Rozhkova, Yana Yakhina

GENERAL PARAMETERSProperty type: apartment-new building

Where is: Tula

Square footage: 56 sq.m.

Style: modern

The main idea of the project: a concise and at the same time interesting interior, without reference to time, which will be relevant for a long time and will not get bored

Color scheme: grey, olive, terracotta tones with black accents

The author of the project: designer Irina Vinevskaya, [email protected]

When you are both a customer and a performer at the same time, it is difficult to work, but it is interesting. “I wanted to realize the maximum of my professional desires, but at the same time create a comfortable interior in which you can relax from a busy life,” explains designer Irina Vinevskaya, talking about her apartment in a new building in Tula.

Kitchen-living room, fragment. The sofa is made to order by JuicyDesign. Sofa decorative pillows, Marilux, Jysk. Rattan wall lamps above the sofa, Aromas del Campo. Vases and decor, Tamalli Decor. Curtains, Lamore Home. There is paint on the walls, Little Green.

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Olga Shangina. Style: Polina Rozhkova, Yana Yakhina

“I wanted to realize the maximum of my professional desires, but at the same time create an interior in which you can relax from a busy life”

Kitchen-living room. Vases and decor, Tamalli Decor. There is paint on the walls, Little Green.

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Olga Shangina. Style: Polina Rozhkova, Yana Yakhina

The apartment is small, so first of all it was necessary to take care of storage. Having worked on the layout, Irina was able to find a place for a spacious dressing room. We managed to find a place for the laundry room — dirty underwear, washing machine and household chemicals have no place in the bathroom.

Kitchen-living room, fragment. Dining table, La Redoute. Chairs, Italgruppo. Kitchen, Ross. Chandelier above the table, Led Technology. Parquet board, “Global Parquet”. There is paint on the walls, Little Green. Skirting board, Ultrawood. Ceiling cornice, Ogas Decor. Vases and decor, Tamalli Decor.

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Olga Shangina. Style: Polina Rozhkova, Yana Yakhina

Irina combined the kitchen and the living room in order to make the kitchen as concise as possible, she tried to integrate it into a niche. Kitchen facades repeat the color and texture of the parquet board and have the same color with interior doors — this makes the space more integral.

To make the kitchen as inconspicuous as possible, the designer tried to embed it into a niche. The oak-veneered facades of the upper cabinets repeat the oak parquet in color and texture.

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Olga Shangina. Style: Polina Rozhkova, Yana Yakhina

The designer loves modern finishing materials, natural wood, bright tiles, and all this is in her apartment. But since the area is small, the main bright accents are made on the floor (in the bathroom, corridor and balcony), and the walls are painted in a calm and pleasant to the eye light olive color.

Kitchen-living room, fragment. Kitchen, Ross. There is a tile on the kitchen apron, Equipe. Mixer and sink, Blanco.

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Olga Shangina. Style: Polina Rozhkova, Yana Yakhina

Kitchen-living room, fragment. Dining table, La Redoute. Chairs, Italgruppo.

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Olga Shangina. Style: Polina Rozhkova, Yana Yakhina

The bedroom turned out to be small, about twelve meters. Irina painted the walls and cabinets in the same color, highlighted the headboard with bright English Harlequin wallpaper. The bed is made to order according to her sketches.

Bedroom, fragment.

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Olga Shangina. Style: Polina Rozhkova, Yana Yakhina

The wallpaper pattern that covers the wall behind the headboard is supported by textiles: the colors used in it “flowed” onto decorative pillows, curtains and a bedspread.

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Olga Shangina. Style: Polina Rozhkova, Yana Yakhina

The bathroom turned out to be bright due to the graphic floor tiles. The washbasin pedestal was made to order according to the designer’s sketches and echoes the tiles in color. 

Bathroom, fragment.

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Olga Shangina. Style: Polina Rozhkova, Yana Yakhina

Bathroom, fragment.

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Olga Shangina. Style: Polina Rozhkova, Yana Yakhina

The most expensive item for the owner of the apartment is located in the hallway. “The work of the artist Evgenia Voronova is my portrait with my cat,— says Irina Vinevskaya. “It seems to me that he set the color scheme for the interior.” Irina designed the chest of drawers specifically for this portrait.

Entrance hall and corridor. The most striking accent here is the floor made of small—format and graphic tiles. The chest of drawers of terracotta color is made to order.

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Olga Shangina. Style: Polina Rozhkova, Yana Yakhina

A seating area on the balcony. There are black and white graphic tiles on the floor.

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Olga Shangina. Style: Polina Rozhkova, Yana Yakhina

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