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A free-flowing arrangement creates a connected family feeling in this 112-square-meter project in the south of Moscow, Russia. Designed by Julia Khabarova, for a young couple with a child, the home was created to include a self-contained master block that avoids including cul-de-sacs around the main residences. A central “cube” forces new scenes of movement around the dwelling in response to an immovable lifter. The material palette of lath oak lacquer, suede upholstery, cool concrete and reflective metals creates a grounded aesthetic, alongside tonal shades of gray and warm dark accents. The full floor plan is included at the end of the tour.
Gray living room decoration is warmed by wooden clad characteristic walls formed by layers of latte texture. The living area is lined with heavy cloths that create a soft background for an L-shaped sectional sofa layout.
The customers requested the insertion of a bio fireplace in the living room. The flames blink openly across a fireplace that juts out to the adjoining kitchen dining room.
A table for four is attached to a central kitchen island. The table can also be extended to accommodate additional dinner guests, serving up to a feast of six.
The free plan living space also includes the corridor area. Here, a generous storage system lines up the walls, flowing to the laundry room. Wooden panels and slats of various widths form floor-to-ceiling handles on the corridor cupboards. This aesthetic is repeated to create interest also through the TV wall in the living room, which creates a coherent look with the open concept.
The modern fireplace is reflected in full-length mirrors that are embedded in the opposite wall of the walkway.
A floating bookshelf is formed into the back of the wall mounted TV cabinet.
The homeowners chose to deepen the kitchen island by 750 millimeters, to allow them to comfortably cook and prepare on both sides of the desk.
An oak milky column contains integrated devices.
At the end of the kitchen island, a floating sink section allows direct access from three sides. Bilateral pull-out sections offer practical large drawers that are not too heavy or too deep.
The decorative scheme uses a terrestrial material palette of oak lacquer, molledo, concrete and metal, along with shades of gray and warm shade.
A central “cube” was formed to house a lifter in the apartment. Decorative blue-gray plaster and a focused light strip show the volume that contains the guest bathroom.
The central cube creates diversity in space, and causes different scenes of movement.
The laundry room is revealed behind a sliding door, which can be left open without causing obstruction. When it recedes, an empty main wall adds color to the hallway.
The door to the guest room is hidden by the dark plasterwork of the “cube”.
The private master bedroom series sees a repetition of the layered, wide wall panel treatment. The melancholy accent returns in the form of a modern upholstered bed.
A swing arm lamp produces a focused green light over the cushions. An elegant bedroom chair offers another comfortable reading point in the corner of the room.
Blue artwork brightens the bedroom palette.
Gray bedroom carpet brings a pleasant factor to the oak laminate flooring.
Gray bedroom curtains copy the luxurious sheets in the living room.
A glass vase filled with stems adds greenery next to the bed.
Mini-bedroom pendant lights are paired at various heights above the bedside table, which compliments its layered silhouette.
A recessed LED strip cuts through the focus wall of the bedroom, highlighting the artwork and a clean white line console unit.
The bathroom is accessible through the cloakroom, where smooth oak lacquered cupboards cover the walls.
Black fixtures dot the guest bathroom, where blue-gray plaster contrasts with a white wet belt and floor tiles. The niched floor-to-ceiling mirrors are the same inclusions that reflect the modern fireplace in the living room. The mirrors help build an open, airy and lighter feel within the compact area.
Built-in shelves thread an element of textured wood grain through the toilet concealed wall.
A tin room part marks the entrance to the shower.
The pedestal sink is positioned up against the wide shower wall, where its black faucet is lost against the dark plaster background. A slender shelf cuts through the sink, extending sideways to hold toiletries and a decorative vase. Perspective stool injects a translucent accent into the shower.
Atmospheric light extends the warming uber accent color throughout the shower during the night, creating a relaxing atmosphere to relax at the end of a long and tiring day.
The floor plan illustrates the flow of family life around the apartment and the peaceful separation between the private master suite and the children’s bedroom on the other side of the arrangement. The laundry room provides an extra sound buffer for the youngest household.
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