Apartment design in the spirit of the 1930s
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11 Dec 2022
The apartment in the house of the 1930s on Bolshaya Dmitrovka was uninhabited for a long time. It was used as an executive room with armored windows, a walled-up balcony door, suspended ceilings, semicircular walls and other attributes of the 1990s renovation
Living room. Laconic plaster stucco in the spirit of the 1930s, Peterhof workshop. Chandelier, Jonathan Adler. Floor lamp, Rubn. Sofa, Ostend. Coffee table, Bonaldo. Chairs, Dantone. Chest of drawers for equipment, Crate and Barrel. Mirrors in brass frames repeat the pattern of the interior doors, made according to the sketches of architects in the Likmet workshop. Paints and textiles, Manders company.
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Rositsa Pereslavtseva
"In a word, there was nothing to save," architects Pavel Zheleznov and Tatiana Borisova say. — Moreover, the customer's requirement was to maximize the perspective views and ensure that the interior echoes the facade of the building."
Canteen. Table, Moooi. Chairs, Dantone. Buffet, Crate and Barrel. Chandelier, Vibia. On the wall is a handkerchief "Tractor Driver" by Olga Nikich.
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Rositsa Pereslavtseva
In search of samples of historical stucco and window designs, Tatiana and Pavel looked into neighboring entrances and miraculously survived old windows. Without setting a goal to make a complete historical reconstruction, they tried to create a sense of the interior with history.
Hall. The console is made to order in the Likmet workshop. Table lamp, Oluce. Satellite Chandelier, Lamps Gallery of 50 60 70s. Doors, windows and joinery, the company "Ancon".
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Rositsa Pereslavtseva
"It's as if people have been living in it all this time," Tatiana clarifies. — Modular parquet was made of oak — like in old Moscow houses. Replace it with a nut and you will immediately get an American accent. Please note that the color of the floor goes into the baseboard and then into the door frames, creating a contrasting contour."
Architects Tatiana Borisova and Pavel Zheleznov.
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Rositsa Pereslavtseva
The customer likes the idea of creating a single space in a residential area. Therefore, in an apartment with an area of 92 square meters, almost all the doors are glass. Even the bedroom adjacent to the living room was no exception. Doors with glazed windows and transoms to the ceiling in the spirit of the 1930s are made according to the sketches of architects.
Windsor kitchen, Nolte. The shelves are made to order in the Likmet workshop. Ceiling lamp Frisbi, Flos.
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Rositsa Pereslavtseva
Especially for the bedroom, they created a panel, in the pixel drawing of which the silhouettes of "Skiers" from the painting by A.A. Deineka in 1926 are visible.
The marble windowsill is a favorite place of Vasily the cat.
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Rositsa Pereslavtseva
"The owner has excellent taste. Some of the items are a tribute to his love of American classics, something is made to order, vintage brought from Italy. In combination with objects of modern design, they create the effect of a habitable space.
The terrace at the kitchen was laid out with terracotta tiles in the spirit of Italian courtyards. Here the owner is happy to grow flowers and parsley. Parquet, Finex.
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Rositsa Pereslavtseva
And if at the beginning of the work the customer was afraid of saturated colors, then in the end he preferred the brightest of all the proposed options. The final shades for the walls were chosen already at the construction site, when everything was ready. This is a very delicate point.
Bedroom. Bed, Dantone. Chandelier, Arteriors Home. Table lamps, Rubn. The art panel was created by architects based on the painting by A.A. Deineka "Skiers" in 1926. Bookshelves are hidden behind the flaps.
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Rositsa Pereslavtseva
After all, we needed this turquoise and this blue — bright, but at the same time masculine and very Moscow."
Bathroom. Lamp, Rubn. The mirror and the rack are made to order. Sink, Duravit. Mixer, Axor. Tile, APE Ceramica. Stone countertop, Unizaro company.
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Rositsa Pereslavtseva
