Fusion-style apartment with panoramic views of Moscow

Designer Alla Krasavina designed a bright two-bedroom apartment in a Moscow skyscraper for an intelligent married couple who appreciates modern art

Sofa, coffee table, Guilio Marelli. Tables, Zanotta. Lamp, Plush. Pillows, Enere. Carpet, Mark Patliss. Painting, Artem Listikov, Bizar Gallery.

Photo: Sergey Ananyev. Style: Kira Prokhorova

The author of the project is designer Alla Krasavina.

Photo: Sergey Ananyev. Style: Kira Prokhorova

OBJECT PARAMETERS

Property type: apartment in a new building
Where is located: Moscow, Neva Towers residential complex
Square footage: 120 m2
Style: Fusion
The main idea of the project is to discard stereotypes, use unpredictable shapes and colors, destroy rules and canons
Color scheme: ochre, turquoise
Authors of the project: designer Alla Krasavina, T. +7 (925) 801-10-00 [email protected] , @alla_krasavina

The apartment belongs to an intelligent, art-interested married couple who travels a lot around the world and rarely visits Moscow. The task was to create an interior for temporary and comfortable living, to soften the cold atmosphere of the business center of Moscow City, to give the object a residential, cozy look.

Armchair, Formerin Italia. Coffee table, Guilio Marelli. Vase, AYTM.

Photo: Sergey Ananyev. Style: Kira Prokhorova

The owners asked to pay special attention to environmental friendliness and functionality, so most of the products are made to order according to individual sketches of the designer. Almost all pieces of furniture are made of solid wood, including the interior equipment of cabinets.

The cabinet is made to order according to individual drawings of the designer, Lighthouse Interiors. Painting, Lika Mellow, Bizar Gallery. Vase, Natalia Bedredinova.

Photo: Sergey Ananyev. Style: Kira Prokhorova

The main advantage of the apartment is the large windows, which offer panoramic views of Moscow. Thanks to this, there is a lot of air and light in the combined kitchen-living room. The main accent here is a bright carpet that sets the atmosphere and color scheme, adds comfort and luxury to the interior.

Table and chairs, Cattelan Italia.

Photo: Sergey Ananyev. Style: Kira Prokhorova

The favorite color of the hostess of the house is turquoise, so it was decided to take it as a basis for the design of the bedroom. Turquoise accents can be found in furniture upholstery, textiles, carpet shades and in the painting that adorns the wall above the headboard. The facades of the cabinets in the bedroom are made of Belgian glass: in bright lighting, its transparency decreases, and it becomes almost mirrored.

Bed and banquette, Dantone Home. The cabinet is made to order according to individual sketches of the author of the project, Lighthouse Interiors. Carpet, Dovlet House. Curtains, studio of Evgenia Sharmina. Painting, Yulia Stepanova, Bizar Gallery. Plaid and pillows, Enere. Bedspread and linen, Togas. Pillows, Marilux.

Photo: Sergey Ananyev. Style: Kira Prokhorova

Customers were ready for bold decisions and unexpected color combinations. So cabinets with bright mustard-colored facades, a green armchair with bright burgundy edging and a sofa in a muted ochre color appeared in the office. The table stands by the window so that during work you can admire the beautiful views of Moscow from a bird’s-eye view. All office equipment is hidden inside the chest of drawers and does not spoil the situation with its appearance.

Desk and sofa, Dantone Home. The wardrobe and chest of drawers are made to order according to the sketches of the designer, Lighthouse Interiors. Carpet, Mark Patliss. Curtains, studio of Evgenia Sharmina. Vase, AYTM. Pillows and a blanket, Enere.

Photo: Sergey Ananyev. Style: Kira Prokhorova

“I strive to bring functionality, balance, symmetry and feelings to one common denominator — harmony,” says Alla Krasavina. – Sometimes I can break the logic and create a conflict of colors or unexpectedly arrange furniture to bring an element of unpredictability into the interior. When working on projects, I rely on intuition and impulsiveness and, using all previous experience, I try to take a step forward every time.”