The designers of the Vi-ju Interiors bureau turned the former office into a spacious, bright apartment with vintage details, inspired by the interiors of Paris

A fragment of the dining room. Panton Chair, Vitra chairs. Vintage furniture of the apartment owners.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

GENERAL PARAMETERS:

• Property type: apartment in an old house

• Where is located: Patriarch’s Ponds

• Square footage: 300 m2Style: Inspired by Parisian interiors

• Color scheme: light

• Contacts: Bureau Vi-ju Interiors, www.vi-ju.ru

Canteen. Glass partitions are made to order in Riga, Bosco Studio. Solid wood floors, “Golden Forest”.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

The designers of Vi-ju Interiors designed a spacious apartment on Patriarch’s Ponds, combining classic motifs, vintage furniture and modern solutions in the interior.

Table, chair, everything is vintage.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

The screen and bookcase are made to order in Riga, Bosco Studio.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

Previously, there was an office with suspended ceilings and dozens of small offices. Returning the rooms to their original appearance, the designers found a lot of interesting details. So, after dismantling unnecessary structures, high ceilings (3.40 m) and a free layout were opened, which did not change much.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

The living room is separated from the dining room by a glass partition with hinged doors. Carpet, The Rug Company.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

“It turned out that there was a brick of amazing beauty preserved everywhere, which we did not want to close,” the authors of the project say. “That’s why we left everything as it is in many places.”

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

Painting “Evening on the Railway” by Svetlana Shebarshina, Art Brut Moscow Gallery.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

A secret door behind the bookcase leads to the study. Vintage sofa “Chester”. Wardrobe, Bosco Studio.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

“Our customers have lived in Paris for a long time and wanted to keep the French mood in their new Moscow apartment. The owners still have a lot of vintage furniture that they brought with them. This determined the style of the future project.”

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

At the same time, the designers did not want to make the interior completely classic, so they abandoned the use of stucco and moldings, instead focusing on working with color, somewhere delicate, somewhere a little brighter.

There was a place for vintage theater chairs in the hallway.

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“This project is very dear to us. He walked easily, largely due to the delicate taste of the customer. When you manage to find trust and agreement in working with a client, and your tastes coincide, the result is something beautiful.”

Bed, Flou.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

In each space there are many details that you want to pay special attention to. These are the beautiful high windows that were not even covered with curtains, and the deep blue color in the bedroom along with the never-out-of-fashion wallpaper with Fornasetti clouds, and plaster combined with gray onyx in the bathroom.

Chest of drawers, chair, plaster wall sconces, everything is vintage. Wallpaper Nuvolette, collection Fornasetti, Cole & Son. Solid wood floors, “Golden Forest”.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

“But the most unusual item was the bookcase in the living room. The right side of it is a secret door to the office. When it is closed, you will never understand that another room is hidden behind it,” the designers tell about the main secret of the apartment.

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Bathroom. Bra, Kartell. Cabinet under the sink, Rexa Design. Bath, Devon&Devon. Plaster, Kourasanit.

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Sergey Krasyuk. Style: Daria Grigorieva

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