Apartment of 133 m2 in a natural range in Moscow

The combination of various prints, natural textures and warm shades helped architect Elizaveta Medvedeva recreate the atmosphere of an old Moscow apartment

Kitchen, FM Bottega. The double-leaf door was made according to the architect's sketch in the carpentry workshop "NVS".

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Sergey Ananyev. Style: Julia Chebotar

OBJECT PARAMETERS

• Property type: apartment in a new house

• Where is located: Residential complex "Happiness on Maslovka"

• Square footage: 133 m2

• Style: modern with classic elements

• The main idea of the project is to create a warm and comfortable space that will become even more cozy every year

• Color scheme: natural shades

• Authors of the project: architect Elizaveta Medvedeva

Semi-wooden chairs, Dantone Home.

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The project's customers are a married couple with a school—age child. The couple purchased two apartments in their favorite area — near Petrovsky Park, and turned to the architect Elizabeth Medvedeva with a request to combine them into one. "The main wish of the family was to create a timeless interior that will not become outdated, but will become more interesting every year, filled with new objects and details," says the author of the project.

Living room area. Sofa and coffee table, Andrew Martin. Armchair, William Yeoward. Chandelier, Visual Comfort.

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Table, vintage. Chandelier, Visual Comfort. Vase-planters on the table and decor on the island, "Living things".

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From two apartments — one and two-room — it turned out to create a very spacious and comfortable space. On 133 sq.m there is a kitchen-living room, an office, a children's room, a master bedroom with a dressing room and two bathrooms.

Master bedroom. The cabinet was made according to the architect's sketch in the carpentry workshop "NVS".

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Bed, Dream Land. Fabric, de Le Cuona. Painting by Olga Shagina, Reloft Gallery. The chandelier is hand-painted by Ekaterina Utkina. Sconce, Visual Comfort. Textiles on the bed, Ateiler Tati.

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The boudoir area is made of tinted maple according to the architect's sketch in the carpentry workshop "NVS". The chair, Andrew Martin.

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"In the design of the space, we abandoned complex techniques, pretentious solutions," the architect continues. — Everything is simple and clear in a good way. This made it possible to create the feeling of a real family home, open to guests and pleasant to live in."

Children's room. Cabinet furniture is made according to the architect's sketch in the carpentry workshop "NVS". Chair, BoConcept.

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Bed, Dream Land.

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Sergey Ananyev. Style: Julia Chebotar

The color scheme is based on a combination of calm beige, gray and brown shades, which dilute the subtle inclusions of orange and blue. The liveliness of the interior is given by prints and ornaments with oriental notes, as well as expressive textures of wood and brick.

Office. The couch and shelves are made according to the architect's sketch in the carpentry workshop "NVS".

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Hallway. Engraving, Rariteca Gallery. Ceramic tile, Winckelmans.

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Sergey Ananyev. Style: Julia Chebotar

Despite the apparent simplicity, the space is filled with unusual details. For example, the main decoration of the kitchen was a sliding vintage table with carved legs, at which the whole family can easily gather. In the bedroom, all the attention is attracted by the chandelier, hand-painted by the artist Ekaterina Utkina.

"We are sure that over time, there will only be more interesting and valuable items in the house for the owners, and they will fit perfectly into the existing environment."

The furniture is made according to the architect's sketch in the carpentry workshop "NVS". Sink, Simas. Faucets, Nicolazzi. Bath, BetteLux. Lamps, Visual Comfort.

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Sergey Ananyev. Style: Julia Chebotar

Apartment of 133 sq. m. in Moscow. The project of Elizaveta Medvedeva.
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