Measuring 81 square meters, this private apartment in Moscow, Russia is a light-filled 1-bed apartment with a glass wall home workshop. A cream-white modular sofa and matching rug keep the center of the space light, while black steel frame windows darkly define the background.

A dark green bookshelf was built around the window to complete the steel window casing. The custom bookcases make good use of the vertical height of the room to compensate for the lack of wall space.

The compact living room combo achieves zoning with a tonal accent. A black table darkly defines the dining room, and pale gray upholstered bar stools shade the breakfast.

A linear pendant light hangs parallel to the narrow breakfast bar, giving some height to the composition. One end of the bar is integrated into the tailored bookshelf that surrounds the window, which also attracts the eye to the open and airy ceiling space.

One wall-mounted kitchen runs along the back of the room, in a light arrangement of pale gray and wood tone.

The hunter green bookshelf runs right next to the upper kitchen cupboards, creating a bold contrast. Small side tables and an assortment of scattered cushions add dark notes to the living room.

A prominent backlit TV mount and modern TV stand create clean and tidy lines.

The TV mount wraps around the corner of the living room wall, adding the 3D element and mood light around the hallway

Black cutlery joins the black table top.

Black decorative vases scatter the dark accent.

The soft and attractive upholstered dining chairs are the Pil chair designed by Alessandro Busana for Bonaldo.

Equal Pilot stools of Bonaldo create a coherent appearance. A custom wooden window seat adds a unique touch, and includes fan holes to let in radiant heat.

A dim glass panel lets light through the hallway.

A white and extra kitchen faucet makes a new contrast with a clay gray roof. A clever egg carrier helps organize the small space.

A modern puff brings the dark green accent to the small home entrance.

Blurred glass panels slide to reveal or screen a dual home workspace.

This 65-square-meter apartment is located in a residential complex in Moscow, Russia.

Indoor plant puts a contrasting green accent with a ground brown accent chair in the corner of a bright and curly living room.

The star of the show is a striking emerald green sofa. Interrupted wall shelves add an interesting background. A lot of guitars add character and personality to the home.

The space between two large windows is used as the TV wall.

A dining room was positioned in front of the largest view.

The dark gray kitchen cabinets are complemented by coordinated gray units in the adjacent hallway.

Entrance shelf corner is illuminated by a warm white LED light.

A glass wall closures the visible space in the small apartment.

Edge-to-edge cabinets press ample storage into the bedroom.

A serene gray decorative scheme fades the bedroom into the background of the living room, allowing the bolder living room furniture to retain attention.

A small home workshop was styled with a suspended shelf to match the living room wall.

Heavy clothes protect from the covered balcony.

A deep green feature wall is pierced by light from a modern wall application. The lamp provides a reading light to a tailored bench chair with storage. A tray top table offers a popular rich burgundy.

In the bathroom, dark gray walls and rich wood tone make a complex combination.

Vertical wall tiles create a modern effect across the shower wet wall.

Perimeter light is scattered along the dark gray wall tile, while a lighted vanity mirror illuminates the compact vanity niche.

Housing arrangement.