The apartment is located on the 33rd floor of a block of flats and has a terrace area of ​​180 square meters with stunning views of the river and Moscow.
Construction of the building lasted for a very long time, the customers had to wait. But thanks to the delay, we could make changes in the design of the building and approve them by the architects of this residential complex. So, panoramic glazing arose instead of walls with standard window openings. Wide glass doorways open onto the terrace in the warm part of the year allow the urban landscape to penetrate the inner space of rooms. We also designed the canopy along the terrace. Features of this apartment - its openness, lack of visual barriers to the exterior, empty space and lots of storage space that we tried to make invisible. We desired to make a simple and functional interior. But this seeming simplicity, based on a well-designed ergonomics and attention to details.
The space is functionally divided into three parts: the adult's bedroom, the baby unit and the common space of kitchen and living room.
Kitchen is white, almost sterile. A custom made table in the living room has a 3 m length to accommodate many friends and relatives of the hosts, who like to arrange home parties.
Master bedroom is a secluded zone in the apartment. The entrance is combined with a large dressing room, shower separated from the sleeping area by a glass partition. Toilet is a matte black unit.
Special attention was paid to the design of the furniture in the children's, because it was required to place a great deal in these rather small rooms. We designed a two-level composition of beds in the boys’ room, which the kids called "nest". The lower bed, if necessary, can be folded and has a hidden box for bed linen.
The furniture in the eldest daughter's room is designed as a single sculptural object “Bed-table-bookshelves”.
Several chalkboard walls help children to personalize their space and create surroundings that are unique and playful.