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Peking Gardens residential complex

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Location
Москва, Россия
Year
2021
Style
Modern
The neutral white walls in the kitchen contrast with the brass portal.
The neutral white walls in the kitchen contrast with the brass portal.
In the guest area, simple modern furniture looks especially advantageous next to the stucco decor - the Ditre Italia sofa, Tomasella cabinet and vintage sconces.
In the guest area, simple modern furniture looks especially advantageous next to the stucco decor - the Ditre Italia sofa, Tomasella cabinet and vintage sconces.
A similar technique was used in the bedroom - modern pieces were combined with a vintage chandelier and classic architectural elements. The rich green tint for the walls was chosen by the customer himself.
A similar technique was used in the bedroom - modern pieces were combined with a vintage chandelier and classic architectural elements. The rich green tint for the walls was chosen by the customer himself.
Porcelanosa tiles in bathroom.
Porcelanosa tiles in bathroom.
For the study chose a Calligaris desk, a Biel sofa, a Tomasella wardrobe, an Ozzio chair, and a Cattelan Italia shelf.
For the study chose a Calligaris desk, a Biel sofa, a Tomasella wardrobe, an Ozzio chair, and a Cattelan Italia shelf.
In the hallway designer framed the openings with brass portals. To divide a long corridor into zones. In There is a Tomasella wardrobe, a Bontempi Casa console, a Gubi ottoman, a Nuura wall lamp.
In the hallway designer framed the openings with brass portals. To divide a long corridor into zones. In There is a Tomasella wardrobe, a Bontempi Casa console, a Gubi ottoman, a Nuura wall lamp.
Dmitry Aske art work in hallway.
Dmitry Aske art work in hallway.

Details

Bedrooms
1
Full Baths
2

Credits

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Photographer
Mikhail Loskutov
Publications
Interior + Design Russia

From BALCON studio

The apartment is 112 sq. meters in Moscow - a new project of designer Olga Lagodnaya, studio BALCON. The space is located in the Peking Gardens residential complex, of which the legendary Peking Hotel of the Stalinist Empire era became a part. The combination of modern furniture and classic elements in the interior has become a reflection of the architecture of the complex and the personality of the customer.
The owner of the apartment turned to the studio with a clear idea of ​​the future space and a practically finished layout. In the interior, he represented a collection of paintings, so it was important for the designer to think about the background for the works of art. The active lifestyle of a young man, passion for triathlon, required to provide enough storage space.