Bright apartment of 122 m2 for mom and two daughters in Moscow

Architect Anna Dobrokovskaya tells how she managed to reflect the lifestyle and character of all family members in the interior

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Anton Likhtarovich style: Anastasia Vlasova

The customer of the project, the head of a large company, asked us to arrange an apartment for her and her two daughters. Despite her busy schedule, the hostess pays special attention to the atmosphere in her house. She wanted the interior to reflect the individuality of all family members.

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Anton Likhtarovich style: Anastasia Vlasova

The apartment is divided into two parts — private and public. The central composite block was a dressing room and a bathroom, which has two entrances. Such an extraordinary solution emphasizes the dynamic lifestyle of the customer. Each family member has his own bedroom, equipped according to the preferences of their hostesses.

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Anton Likhtarovich style: Anastasia Vlasova

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Anton Likhtarovich style: Anastasia Vlasova

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Anton Likhtarovich style: Anastasia Vlasova

The interior is based on the image of a bright Paris apartment. We have diluted the neutral background with color "spots" on the walls, which not only enliven the situation, but also visually expand the space. Also, paints are brought by paintings and decorative items from the customer's collection. We determined their location at the planning stage.

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Anton Likhtarovich style: Anastasia Vlasova

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Anton Likhtarovich style: Anastasia Vlasova

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Anton Likhtarovich style: Anastasia Vlasova

The customer and her daughters love to cook dinners together, so we tried to make the kitchen as functional and convenient as possible for everyone. In addition to storage spaces and basic household appliances, we managed to fit a second refrigerator and a wine cabinet. The facades of the kitchen are made in a soft purple shade. It is balanced by the dark wall of the living room, located opposite. The living area is equipped with numerous built-in bookshelves, one of which has a built-in bio-fireplace.

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Anton Likhtarovich style: Anastasia Vlasova

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Anton Likhtarovich style: Anastasia Vlasova

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Anton Likhtarovich style: Anastasia Vlasova

We have designed individual beds for children's rooms. For the younger daughter, who is more creative, we made a mezzanine bed with a staircase in the form of cubes with storage compartments. Also in the room there is a large cabinet-rack for paper, paints, brushes and other necessary things for creativity. In the bedroom of the eldest daughter's room there is a podium bed with drawers in which you can put books and textbooks. Each room has a workplace (for the younger one, a large drawing table was needed, and for the older one, a more compact table for working with a laptop) and a reading area with an upholstered chair.

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Anton Likhtarovich style: Anastasia Vlasova

The authors of the project: architect Anna Dobrokovskaya, "Dobrokovskys Workshop", m-dobrokovskih.comPhoto

Anton Likhtarovich style: Anastasia Vlasova

Apartment in Moscow. Anna Dobrokovskaya's project.
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