Designer Victoria Chimakadze from Balcon Studio has created a comfortable interior for a man who is seriously interested in art, especially the work of contemporary artist Andrey Remnev

Armchairs, coffee table, side tables, sofa, Baker furniture.  Textiles, Dedar, Houles, Osborne Little. Vases, Levadnaja ceramics.

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Nick Rudenko Style: Alexander Kozlov, Victoria Chimakadze

OBJECT PARAMETERS

• Property type:apartments

• Where is located: Moscow, residential complex “Leninsky 38”

• Square footage: 130.6 m2

• Style: Modern classic

• The main idea of the project is to create a comfortable design for life with elements of aesthetics and hedonism

• Color scheme: natural, deep noble shades

• The authors of the project: designer Victoria Chimakadze, BALCON studio

The customer, a business man with traditional views and classic taste, prefers space, comfort and appreciates the aesthetic leaving. “At the beginning of the work, the customer gave me carte blanche and entrusted me with everything: from the planning solution to the design itself,” says the author of the project. — And although the design is inspired by the image of the owner, there were very few starting points. The only thing we learned about the customer was his serious fascination with the work of Andrei Remnev, which greatly influenced the interior. No restrictions and taboos were voiced.”

Console, Malerba. Media console, Poltrona Frau.

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Nick Rudenko Style: Alexander Kozlov, Victoria Chimakadze

The customer purchased an apartment with a swing layout: the windows of all rooms overlook the opposite sides of the house. In the design of the space, the designer used large pieces of furniture and lighting to expand the space. The living rooms and the study are decorated with natural textile wallpaper to create a chamber, more intimate atmosphere.

Table lamps, Baker.

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Nick Rudenko Style: Alexander Kozlov, Victoria Chimakadze

The living room is divided into two zones — a dining room with a table for eight people and a sitting area directly. The walls are given over to art — the author’s prints of the works of Andrei Remnev, which are decorated with plaster stucco. “It is important to emphasize that the printing is pigmented, it is made on canvas for prints,” the author of the project notes. — After printing, Andrey completes the details, if necessary, refines the surface, varnishes it and puts his signature. Prints are created if an artist is asked to reproduce works that have already been sold, because Andrey does not write repetitions!”

Painting, Andrey Remnev.

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Nick Rudenko Style: Alexander Kozlov, Victoria Chimakadze

The customer lives alone and almost does not cook, so the kitchen in the apartment is quite compact, but at the same time, it is equipped with all necessary appliances. The author of the project did not single it out and painted it in the color of the walls. Only an expressive apron and a countertop made of natural stone gives the kitchen away.

Dining table, Malerba. Dining chairs, chandeliers, Visual Comfort.

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Nick Rudenko Style: Alexander Kozlov, Victoria Chimakadze

The master area consists of a bedroom, which is adjacent to a dressing room and an office. From the study to the bedroom you can get through two symmetrical doorways. The walls are decorated with wallpaper made of sisal — natural coarse fiber. The lighting in this area is local: it is organized with the help of table lamps and a floor lamp, and the overhead light is used exclusively for decorative purposes.

The bed, bedside tables and chest of drawers are made to order according to individual drawings of the author of the project. Table lamps, Liaigre. Textiles, Dedar, Pierre Frey. Wallpaper, Nobilis. Armchairs, Sofa&Chair Company.

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Nick Rudenko Style: Alexander Kozlov, Victoria Chimakadze

Work chair and armchair, Giorgetti. Floor lamp and table lamp, Visual Comfort. Table, Hamilton Conte. Chandelier, Vaughan. Painting, Andrey Remnev. Sconce, Visual Comfort. Wallpaper, Nobilis

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Nick Rudenko Style: Alexander Kozlov, Victoria Chimakadze

The guest bedroom also uses natural wallpaper of neutral gray color. Opposite the bed is a small beige sofa, where guests can read a book or retire for a conversation. Large furniture, a chandelier and curtains in the color of the walls help to visually expand the room.

Wallpaper, Ronald Redding. Chandelier, floor lamp, Baker. Table lamps, Visual Comfort. The bed, banquette, curbstones and sofa are made to order according to individual sketches of the author of the project. All textiles for the project are sewn to order by Decaro.

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Nick Rudenko Style: Alexander Kozlov, Victoria Chimakadze

“For me, as an aesthete to the tips of my fingers, the master bathroom has become the most favorite area,” says the author of the project. — A window in the bathroom is a luxury for a city dweller. And in this apartment, opposite the panoramic window, we managed to install an elegant freestanding bathtub.”

Table, Hooker Furniture. Textiles on a Roman curtain, Dedar.

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Nick Rudenko Style: Alexander Kozlov, Victoria Chimakadze

Chandelier and sconce, Hudson Valley.

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Nick Rudenko Style: Alexander Kozlov, Victoria Chimakadze

The guest bathroom is decorated with marble with an expressive pattern, and part of the walls is painted in a dramatic shade of “Parisian red”. Therefore, despite the small area of the room, this utilitarian zone has become bright and interesting: it attracts the attention of all guests.

Marble, Breccia Capraia. Chandelier, Arteriors. Mixer, Nikolazzi.

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Nick Rudenko Style: Alexander Kozlov, Victoria Chimakadze

The hall is divided into two parts by a wide doorway in a dark frame. The floor is decorated with a graphic layout made of natural stone, which emphasizes the geometry of the premises. The central element in the lobby is a small table for the press and accessories. The work of the owner’s favorite artist “High Water” is located above the console.

Banquette, Promemoria. Lighting, Hudson Valley. Console, table and cabinet furniture are made to order according to individual drawings of the author of the project.

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Nick Rudenko Style: Alexander Kozlov, Victoria Chimakadze

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