This large apartment was renovated for a family of three, in modern style and with a muted color palette except for the kid's room.
This Moscow flat for a young family, including their 2-year-old son and Russian blue cat, was remodeled by Geometrium. The clients wanted their home to be a reflection of their lives and interests: the wife works at home and needed space to complete her work, as well as her painting on the side, while the husband wanted space for his football and cycling hobbies. Lastly, they wanted a soothing atmosphere to enjoy wine at home in the evenings.
The apartment was given an entirely new floor plan, with the addition of a bathroom, increased closet and storage space, and a wine chiller in the walk-in cabinet. The kitchen was connected to the living room, and the bathroom borrowed some space from the corridor. The living room was further defined from the connecting corridor by the addition of a floating cabinet, which serves as storage and to gently divide the space.
The colors are natural and muted, with an emphasis on natural wood tones, charcoal walls and metallic accents. There is also an emphasis on marble accents in the kitchen and foyer. The decor style is modern and chic, there are many eye-catchy features, and the long you watch, the more of them you see. The kid’s room is more cheerful in colors than the rest of the spaces but it sticks to the overall style.
The living room, dining room and the kitchen are united into one big open layout, with a wide use of nautral wood and different shades of grey.
Textures added interest to the space, and cool modern light fixtures highlighted everything in a perfect way.
The floor in the entryway is marble, it looks fresh, refined and is durable, and a tall modern planter with beautiful flowers make the space refined.
The living space features a large grey sofa with navy pillows, and the kitchen comes in the same shade of grey, too.
White marble, white cabinets and light grey lit up cabinets and chairs look soothing and heavenly.
Much potted greenery refreshes the space perfectly, and large windows fill it with natural light.
The master bedroom features a wooden clock wall, an extended leather headboard and a leather upholstered bed.
The kid's room is done in white, teal and yellow, the study zone is taken to a windowsill, which is a great space solution.
The master bathroom is done in matte charcoal grey, with pebbles for a spa feel and a free-standing bathtub.
