An apartment for a family of three—Anna and Roman, a married couple, and their son—a first-year student living separately from his parents.
A married couple with different temperaments and lifestyles, but who share the same values and outlook.
Anna is a professional photographer, a creative individual, highly sensitive to the atmosphere of a space, and an introvert. Roman is an IT entrepreneur. He is outgoing, active, results-oriented, and prioritizes a high level of comfort.
An apartment measuring 144 sq.m is located in a modern residential complex in the center of Nizhny Novgorod, close to the Kremlin and the Volga River.
The core of the project stems from the client’s request for a calm, balanced, yet sophisticated interior. Therefore, my key idea centered on finding the balance between aesthetics and practicality.
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Style: Modern classic minimalism—understated and elegant, eschewing ostentatious luxury, with a focus on material quality, lighting, and detail.
Color Palette: Complex neutral tones complemented by dark accents that create contrast and add depth to the interior.
Living Room. The focal points of this space are the black window shutters and the iconic Italian Moon lamp.
The entryway greets visitors with reserved elegance, setting the tone for the entire interior.
The guest restroom is combined with the laundry area, which allowed for rational use of the space.
A private retreat space—a master bedroom with an adjacent walk-in closet.
The master bedroom includes a spacious bathroom with a bathtub and a shower area.
Guest room with a comfortable workspace.
Guest room bathroom. The panoramic window allows the bathroom to be filled with natural light.
Kitchen. Sliding glass partitions separate the kitchen area from the living room.
