A gallerist’s apartment in Moscow
A reinterpretation of mid-twentieth-century Soviet modernism: precise geometric forms and industrial materials such as concrete and metal meet warm wooden surfaces. The designers drew inspiration from the 1970s and the interiors of sanatoriums and holiday residences in the Baltic region and Crimea.
The space is divided into working, guest and dining areas, united by a shared sense of simplicity and practicality. The project was included in The Village’s selection of the best Moscow interiors.