ORDYNKA 25
TOTAL AREA: 175 М2
YEAR OF COMPLETION: 2023
PHOTO: SERGEY KRASYUK
STYLE: YES WE MAY
A young family with two daughters, transitioning into their early school years, sought to move into a new residence nestled in the heart of Moscow.
This led them to an apartment situated in a residential complex on Malaya Ordynka Street, where the architecture is a poetic blend of contemporary and traditional Moscow aesthetics. This juxtaposition of eras and styles became our primary inspiration for the interior design.
The walls of the apartment now boast classical moldings juxtaposed with modern wooden panels, embodying a seamless fusion of times past and present. Doors within the residence follow a similar design ethos, with some remaining concealed, blending with the panel composition and adorned with quartzite insets.
This led them to an apartment situated in a residential complex on Malaya Ordynka Street, where the architecture is a poetic blend of contemporary and traditional Moscow aesthetics. This juxtaposition of eras and styles became our primary inspiration for the interior design.
The walls of the apartment now boast classical moldings juxtaposed with modern wooden panels, embodying a seamless fusion of times past and present. Doors within the residence follow a similar design ethos, with some remaining concealed, blending with the panel composition and adorned with quartzite insets.
The pièce de résistance of the interior is the Labradorite stone, with its broad spectrum ranging from dark grey to bright blue. Our team scoured the globe for half a year to find the slabs that would do justice to this project. The stone adorns the wall behind the TV - becoming a focal point in the apartment - and the kitchen island, which complements this composition. The stone theme transcends from the living area to other parts of the home, appearing as insets on doors and the hallway floor.
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