Bright apartment of 80 m2 for a creative couple in Moscow
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21 Feb 2023
Designers Yaroslav and Elena Aldoshin tell how they managed to turn the "two-bedroom" in the house of 1956 into a bright artistic space with many details, emphasizing the character of its owners
Living room. Paint, Clark+Kensington. Stucco decor, "Stucco Factory". Hanging lamps, Marset. On the pedestal is a sculpture by Lev Efimov. Floor lamp, Westwing. Carpet, MZ carpets.
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Mikhail Chekalov. Style: Natalia Yagofarova
Yaroslav and Elena Aldoshin, Aldo&Aldo Bureau.
The apartment owners are a young creative couple. The guys play guitars coolly, participate in music festivals every year, and also create light installations. First of all, they wanted to create an unusual bright space that would inspire them to creative impulses and reflect their inner worlds.
Dining table, AM.PM . On the dining table — white and blue vases, "Workshop of the sculptor Lev Efimov"; other items, vintage, Retronord gallery.
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Mikhail Chekalov. Style: Natalia Yagofarova
View of the kitchen.
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Mikhail Chekalov. Style: Natalia Yagofarova
The apartment is located in the house of 1956. The original layout was standard for those years: a long corridor, a living room, a bedroom and an isolated kitchen. All the rooms were quite small and dark. The kitchen with gas supply, as required by the rules, we separated from the living room with a sealed partition, due to which the space became lighter and more spacious. Also in the apartment there is a room in which there is a preserved garbage chute. Unfortunately, it was not possible to remove it — not all residents of the house agreed. As a result, there is a wardrobe and additional storage space in this room.
The kitchen is made to order. Ceramic tile, Original style. Bar stools, Kartell. Hanging lamps, Grok. Totem made of vintage glass by Lev Efimov. Vases, vintage, Retronord gallery.
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Mikhail Chekalov. Style: Natalia Yagofarova
Bauhaus chair, Baxter. On the pedestal is a vase, Glasar. The decorative ones are sewn according to the sketches of Natalia Yagofarova.
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Mikhail Chekalov. Style: Natalia Yagofarova
Side tables and a mirror, Glasar. Graphic works by Vasily Kandinsky, lithography, gallery "The Personal".
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Mikhail Chekalov. Style: Natalia Yagofarova
In the corridor there is a large wardrobe for storing clothes and stage costumes. On the opposite side of it is the entrance to the bedroom with double doors that give the interior solemnity.
Bedroom. Hanging lamp Vertigo, Petite Friture. Lithograph of Ommagio a Michelangelo. Carpet, Mz-carpets.
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Mikhail Chekalov. Style: Natalia Yagofarova
Chair, Chair Group. Sculpture on the windowsill of Lev Efimov.
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Mikhail Chekalov. Style: Natalia Yagofarova
Wallpaper, Lelivre. Bed and bedside tables, La Redoute. Mirror, Glasar. The bed decor is sewn according to the sketches of Natalia Yagofarova, bed linen Latteo.
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Mikhail Chekalov. Style: Natalia Yagofarova
In the bedroom, all attention is attracted by the bay window, where we have organized a small sitting area with an armchair and a side table. The wall behind the headboard is decorated with wallpaper with a pattern created based on the traditional ceramics of the town of Cap d'Ail, in southeastern France. The drawing symbolizes the fusion of heaven and earth, as the fusion of male and female. The floral theme of the print continues with a bed and a pedestal made of natural materials.
The cabinet is made to order. Doors, "The first door company".
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Mikhail Chekalov. Style: Natalia Yagofarova
Hallway. Console and pouf, Glasar. Lithograph "Kiss" by Richard Lindner, The Personal Gallery. Sculpture by Lev Efimov.
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Mikhail Chekalov. Style: Natalia Yagofarova
The interior is filled with art objects that bring light ironic notes to the atmosphere. The spherical abstraction of Lev Efimov, located on a pedestal in the living room, for us symbolizes the moments and impressions caught and gathered together. The lithograph "Kiss" in the hallway reflects the bright and harmonious relationship of the couple, and the sculpture on the windowsill in the bedroom speaks about the passage of time and every day reminds the owners that life should be enjoyed now.
Manganese glass vase, vintage, Retronord. The furniture is made to order. Bath, Salini. Ceramic tile, Equipe.
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Mikhail Chekalov. Style: Natalia Yagofarova
The authors of the project: designers Yaroslav and Elena Aldoshin, bureau Aldo&Aldo, www.aldo-aldo.ru , aldoshina.e@list.ruPendant lamp, Grok.
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Mikhail Chekalov. Style: Natalia Yagofarova
