Fusion-style interior in an apartment on Tishinka
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02 Mar 2023
The designers of the Tor-Ard bureau are proud of this project: they managed to create an interior that easily accepts any works of art. In addition, it is very cozy and spacious
Living room-kitchen. Sofa and armchair, Saba. Dining chairs, Eichholtz. Textile design, "Empire of Decor". Forged consoles with a base in the form of branches are made to order.
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Konstantin Malyuta
GENERAL PARAMETERSProperty type: apartment without finishing in a house built in 2008
Where is located: Moscow, Bolshoy Tishinsky lane
Square footage: 150 m2
Style: Fusion
The main idea of the project is to create a background for existing and new art objects, vintage and antique items
Color scheme: neutral light base, complemented by contrasting furniture in blue, green and red shades
The author of the project: architectural bureau "Tor-Ard", t. +7 (985) 768-88-16, www.torard.ru
Living room. A large mirror is a door to a secret room where everyday things, suitcases, a vacuum cleaner, and various household trifles are hidden.
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Konstantin Malyuta
The owner of this apartment contacted the bureau "Tor-Ard" with a project from another designer. She was completely satisfied with the layout, the bureau team had to perform another task — to harmoniously fit an extensive collection of art and decorative items into the interior.
"The customer has extensive experience of living in different countries of Europe and the world," the designers say. — The interior needed to be made Mediterranean and Asian notes, necessarily tiles in the Russian style. She is well versed in art and has a large collection, she needed an interior capable of accepting any new paintings, art objects, vintage and antique items."
The stove was moved to a safer place, away from the curtains.
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Konstantin Malyuta
The layout was still slightly tweaked: a hidden pantry was arranged in the breakfast area in the kitchen, separating this area from the living room. In the living room itself, the bourgeoisie was moved to a safe distance from the curtains. The areas of the bathrooms were brought into compliance with the legislation so that there would be no problems with coordination, and in both bathrooms they made a more ergonomic arrangement of plumbing. The living room and dining room, smoothly turning into the kitchen, are traditionally located in the public part of the apartment, the bedroom and the master bathroom are in the private one.
The antique sideboard in the living room, half antique, half vintage, was bought already in this form. The upper part with carved columns and a pharmacy cabinet belongs to the XIX century and was once brought from Austria, the lower part is already the XX century. The buffet was found near Smolensk, restored and supplemented with modern handles made of orange ceramic. All the mirrors are well preserved, they have not been changed.
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Konstantin Malyuta
"Beauty is in the details," the designers remind, "that's why we hid all the air conditioning grilles without harming the system, chose plaster lamps that became one with the ceiling, and almost did not use massive chandeliers so that they would not distract attention from paintings and decor. The slopes of the windows and balcony doors were framed with decorative platbands and oak veneer fittings in the color of the window frames."
Living room, fragment. Russian tiles in the decoration of the walls were one of the mandatory conditions of the customer.
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Konstantin Malyuta
The hood was made to order from metal, forged consoles were also ordered there, the base of which is made in the form of branches, and a coffee table. The designers tinted the hood together with the hostess — its golden color echoes the gilded frames of paintings and mirrors.
View from the dining area to the kitchen area. Kitchen set, Antini interior. The gold-framed mirror in the foreground is actually the door to the pantry.
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Konstantin Malyuta
In addition to works of art, a large number of plants and an aquarium had to be entered into the interior. The designers also took care of the four—legged tenant of the apartment - the beloved toy terrier of the hostess. A niche was made in the kitchen set for his bowls so that they would not stand in plain sight.
There is no tulle on the windows, only light Roman curtains. The apartment is located on a high floor, all Windows offer a beautiful view of Moscow.
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Konstantin Malyuta
Kitchen, fragment. Kitchen set, Antini interior. Breakfast table, Flai.
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Konstantin Malyuta
Kitchen, fragment. For the bowls of the beloved toy terrier of the hostess, a special niche was made in the kitchen set.
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Table lamps with monkeys for the bedroom were won on ebay, safely redeemed and shipped from America to Moscow. When the designers opened the box, it turned out that the lamps were not packed, one broke, the second part of the metal elements was terribly crumpled... "I had to make a lot of effort to completely fix everything," they recall, "and also replace the cartridges. We coped with the task and now the lamps please the hostess, and now we remember their story with humor."
Bedroom. Bed, Saba. Textile design, "Empire of Decor".
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Konstantin Malyuta
Bedroom, fragment. Armchair, Samoa. The built-in wardrobe is made by Antini interior from oak veneer tinted in two colors, the facades are made of rattan of a natural shade.
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Konstantin Malyuta
In the bathroom of the bedroom, a freestanding bathtub with a forged frame was placed near the window, and shelves were placed on the wall next to it, which became a single monolith with the wall. Instead of a window sill, tiles were laid — numerous plants of the hostess of the house feel great here.
Bathroom attached to the bedroom. Bath, Gaia. Faucets Fima, Carlo Frattini. Furniture, Antini interior.
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Konstantin Malyuta
Bathroom attached to the bedroom, fragment. The sink was ordered in Turkey, the cabinet for it was manually aged in the same studio where all the built-in furniture and kitchen were made.
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Konstantin Malyuta
Bathroom attached to the bedroom, fragment. Furniture, Antini interior.
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Konstantin Malyuta
Guest bathroom. Boiserie and furniture, Antini interior. Shell, "Color&Style".
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Konstantin Malyuta
The bookcase in the study has its own history. The netting, which is a decorative element of glass doors, was manually tinted and mounted on glass. It was not possible to reach an understanding with the furniture makers immediately. "For three weeks they asked not to do it," the designers share, "and we, on the contrary, asked very much to do it. Now they have a healthy roll of this net, which they sometimes remind us of."
Office. Desktop and chest of drawers, Moonzana. Work chair, Saba. Bookcase and shelving, Antini interior. Silk Wallpaper, Fresq. Textile design, "Empire of Decor".
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Konstantin Malyuta
Cabinet, fragment. The customer has two adult daughters who come to visit her, so they needed backup beds.
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Konstantin Malyuta
Cabinet, fragment. Desktop and chest of drawers, Moonzana. Work chair, Saba.
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Konstantin Malyuta
Hallway. A Chinoiserie—style chest of drawers is part of the collection of the landlady of the apartment.
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Konstantin Malyuta
Hallway. Boiserie, mirror, furniture — all Antini interior.
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Konstantin Malyuta
