Ostozhenka Apartment Moscow Light Classical Elegance Meets Eastern Sto

The Ostozhenka Apartment was jointly designed by the designers Evgenia Evinzon and Nadezhda Karakash. This 250-square-meter residence is located in the upscale Ostozhenka neighborhood of Moscow. The area retains a large number of classic historical buildings, and the vegetation scenery changes with the seasons. The unique site environment sets the overall tone for the interior design. The designers, considering the client's long-term overseas residence and preference for open and transparent spaces, took a modern light-classical style as the design mainline, creating a spacious, transparent and neat living layout.

The approximately 140-square-meter integrated living-dining-kitchen space is the core public area of the entire residence. The furniture and functional cabinets are all custom-made for the project. The kitchen cabinet is made of a single piece of spruce wood, and the natural wood grain texture enhances the spatial quality. The space is matched with imported Iranian marble materials. The fine and natural texture of the stone conveys an elegant Eastern charm, allowing the minimalist and serene aesthetic of Japanese style to naturally blend into the modern living environment.

The entrance of this apartment design breaks away from the traditional rectangular and regular layout. By using arc-shaped corners on the walls and arched doorways, it softens the harsh boundaries. The smooth transition between the walls and the plaster cornices creates a clean and orderly appearance. The central column in the interior is combined with Angeli wood veneer and etched mirror surface technology. Three windows on three sides allow the courtyard scenery to enter the interior. The interplay of light, shadows, and the mirror surface creates a serene and relaxed living atmosphere.

The two guest bedrooms face the historic building complex of Shilkof Lane. The outdoor appearance provides a style reference for the soft furnishing of the bedrooms. The space integrates 1970s Italian vintage lamps, custom wooden cabinets, and contemporary art pieces. The bathroom fixtures are selected from professional brands such as Gessi and Zucchetti Design, and the decorative stone materials are also sourced from Iran. The combination of vintage items and modern custom designs creates a living atmosphere that combines the essence of time with contemporary aesthetics. The diverse textures and finishes of the materials present a living environment that is both rich in historical depth and contemporary.

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