A new joint project of gallery owner Kristina Krasnianskaya and decorator Marina Busel, Heritage Art Interiors, allows you to travel fifty years into the past and see Sochi as the main bohemian resort

Dining area. Dining table and sideboard, Alexey Tiskin. Chairs, Artifort, Holland 1960. Pendant lamp, Flos.

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Sergey Ananyev

The interior of this penthouse is imbued with nostalgia for the time when Sochi was the main and most desirable resort of the USSR. Today the world has changed, but Sochi is opening up again for those who are nostalgic for the Soviet past, for those who see it as the center of new opportunities and attraction. You can now follow the sun without going far, and at the same time enjoy the view of palm trees and the gentle sea.

Living room. Sofa, Ru-Sky Design. Saporiti chairs, Italy, 1960s. Lamp “Palm”, Italy, 1970. Coffee tables, Italy, 1970s. Attached tables, Savour Design. Mirrored sideboards, Tomov Workshop. Pendant lamp, Pallucco. Bamboo silk carpet. There is an engineering board on the floor, Coswick.

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Kitchen, Scavolini. Technique, Miele. Chairs, Van Os Culemborg. Holland, 1950s. On the floor — granite Magnum, Florim.

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One of the main symbols of Sochi is the palm tree, and it was the palm tree that became the inspiration and starting point for us in creating the interior concept.

In the center of the space was a vintage Italian floor lamp from the 1970s. It combines original Soviet stained glass windows, Italian author’s vintage pieces of furniture, modern design objects, author’s ceramics, items made specifically for this project to order, and collected works of the best Soviet publications that emphasize the connection with the era.

Bedroom. Pillows and blankets, Frette. Coffee table, Tonin Casa. Vintage armchair, USSR. Mirror, Alexey Tiskin. Light, Aromas del Campo. Built-in lamps, Martini.

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Hallway. Console and mirror, Alexey Tiskin. The work of Oksana Mas from the People series.

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A separate chapter in the design is devoted to art. I wanted to fill the apartment with works that, on the one hand, would tell a story about the sea and the aesthetics of the 1970s, and on the other hand, would be self-valuable works of art.

Dressing room. Cabinets, factory NVS. Mirror, Alexey Tiskin. Poufs, IKEA. On the wall is a lithograph by Andre Lansky.

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Office. Shelving, desk, everything — Tomov Workshop. Chair, Dmitry Samygin. Painting by Oksana Mas Red Line.

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Office. On the shelves are collected works, Soviet editions of the 1950s and 1970s.

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In fact, the works of various authors who so successfully emphasized this interior form an independent collection: these are paintings, sculptures, photography and graphics by Andre Lansky, the “creator of color light”. Three paintings by the artist Oksana Mas deserve special attention. Young art is represented by the works of Masha Demyanova, Leonid Sorokin and Nikita Lukyanov.

The Soviet stained glass windows have been restored and supplemented with LED lighting.

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A fragment of the bedroom. Floor lamp, Aromas del Campo.

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A fragment of the bedroom. Pillows and blankets, Frette. Light, Aromas del Campo. Vase, Fornasetti.

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Bathroom. Plumbing, Duravit. Lamps, designed by Michael Anastasiadis, Flos.

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Built-in lamps, Martini. The walls and floor are finished with Magnum, Florim granite.

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And, of course, no matter where you are at home, you become a witness to the most perfect act of art — what nature itself gives birth to: purple sunrises and golden sunsets, highlights and changes in the color of sea water during the day, the movement of ships and yachts, everything that creates a unique feeling of life by the sea.

Bedroom. Pillows and blankets, Frette. As a bedside table — a Zig-Zag chair, Cassina. Sconce, Aromas del Campo. Hanging lamp, IKEA.

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Bathroom. Plumbing, Duravit. Lamps, designed by Michael Anastasiadis, Flos. The walls and floor are finished with Magnum, Florim granite.

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Sergey Ananyev

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