Designer Anastasia Muravyeva created a stylish interior, which harmoniously blended books, plants and models of Soviet buildings from the collections of the owners

Sofa, SKdesign. Decorative pillows, Marilux studio. Plaid, Eyko Cashmere. Shelving and TV cabinet, Yachtline Design. In the rack — ceramics, Ceramum, and models of buildings, Anokhin Nikita Store. On the floor — wooden tiles, Finex. Ceiling lighting, Davidts Lighting and AGO. Floor lamp, Gubi.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Soboleva

OBJECT PARAMETERS

• Property type: apartment in a new building

• Where is located: Moscow, Petrovsky Park Residential Complex

• Square footage: 60 m2

• Style: modern with scandi elements

• The main idea of the project: to create an interior for a young couple, reflecting the hobbies of both spouses

• Color scheme: restrained

• Authors of the project: designer Anastasia Muravyeva, [email protected]

Carpet, Le Kover. Coffee tables, Predmety Shop.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Soboleva

“The project’s customers, a young couple, love to travel and have many interesting hobbies. She embroiders and breeds houseplants, and he loves movies and collects models of Soviet buildings. All this is reflected in the details of the interior,” says designer Anastasia Muravyeva.

Table and chairs, Partisan.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Soboleva

“Customers like calm, cold tones typical of the Scandinavian style. We immediately excluded shades of beige and yellow. And when choosing materials, special attention was paid to durability and practicality, given that a charming British cat lives in the apartment.”

Kitchen set, Dantone Home. Countertop and apron made of artificial stone, Staron. On the floor — porcelain stoneware, Venis. Glass portal, Ginterio.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Soboleva

Glass portal, Ginterio.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Soboleva

“I used the white color of the walls as the main background for the accents of the blue-green scale. This helped to create a sense of lightness and spaciousness in the space, which is further enhanced by high doors and glass partitions with white imposts.”

View of the bedroom.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Soboleva

“In order for the interior not to look too strict, I paid special attention to finding interesting textures. For example, the situation is enlivened by wooden tiles forming a geometric pattern on the floor, and porcelain stoneware.”

Bed and bedside tables, Ethnicraft. Bed linen, Atelier Tati. Artwork by Sasha Kusaki. There is a vase on the bedside table, a Predmety Shop. Hanging lamp, Vibia. Paint, Flugger.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Soboleva

The desk and shelves are made to order according to the designer’s sketches. Cacti, Home Concept. Ceiling lighting, Normann Copenhagen. Working lamp, IKEA. On the wall is an antique lithograph from Frederick Sander’s album Reichenbachia: Orchids Illustrated and Described.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Soboleva

“The living room and the kitchen are separated by a specially designed shelving, on which plants and objects from the owners’ collection are displayed. This piece of furniture was one of the first wishes of the owners. On the shelves you can see interesting models of Soviet buildings — residential buildings, a kiosk and even a power plant. But most of all, the cat liked the rack. The first thing he did was climb to the top and start rocking the track system, and then he began to master the lower shelves.”

Console, Yachtline Design. Vase, Predmety shop. The furniture in the niche is made to order according to the designer’s sketches. Mirror illumination, Davidts Lighting. On the wall is an antique lithograph from Frederick Sander’s album Reichenbachia: Orchids Illustrated and Described.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Soboleva

“The customers immediately said that they had a lot of things, and asked to organize a sufficient number of storage spaces. In addition to the partition rack, we designed another rack with closed and open sections, and in the kitchen we made a small display case for dishes. the dressing room is located in the bedroom, behind light glass partitions.”

Porcelain stoneware, Porcelanosa. Bra, Viabizzuno. Ceiling lighting, Vibia. Bath, Aquanet. Faucets and sink, Jacob Delafon.The cabinet is made to order according to the designer’s sketches.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Soboleva

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