The 135 sq.m apartment is built on a balance of neo-classicism and minimalism — chevron parquet flooring of light oak and molding cornices create a unified design language throughout all rooms.
The main challenge was to organically unite the living room, kitchen and dining area within 40 sq.m. Walnut veneer, terracotta velvet, brass slats with backlighting and matte metal create warmth without overload.
The bedroom is built on a sensual contrast: a soft headboard of delicate velour meets the cream enamel of built-in wardrobes and natural wood panels. Linear pendant lights are integrated into a multi-level system where light functions simultaneously as architecture and atmosphere.
Every material was selected with long-term use in mind — classical proportions here are not décor, but structure.

The interior design in the transitional neo-classical style makes the space elegant and at the same time warm — the kind of space one wants to live in every day.

What was done:

1. Selection of the stylistic direction
2. Working design project (4 weeks)
3. 3D interior visualization
4. Cost and financial estimates
5. Rough finishing works
6. Fine finishing works
7. Custom-made furniture