The planning solutions are based on the permeability of the rooms and the peculiarities of the lifestyle. So the study becomes a buffer between the living room and the bedroom, it can be isolated or on the contrary united with the general space of the apartment.

All storage systems are built-in and do not disrupt the rhythm of the wall panels. The natural shade of wood acts as a good background for geometric functional objects and art. Dark point accents of meteall or glass add sophisticated details. 

Different textures rid the space of monotony and create a play of materials that is pleasant to look at and touch. There are shelves for displaying art and ethnic finds, and some of them served as inspiration for the interior.

In the adjoining space with the living room there is a graceful part of the kitchen, which supports the overall style in a nuanced way.

In order to ensure the clarity of the kitchen modules and to get rid of clutter, some of the functional blocks are moved to the hall. This provides clear zoning and allows for the expansion of auxiliary functionality for living. This area practically turns into a utility room.

The bedroom has a walk-in closet unit that hides behind veneered sliding doors. Everything there is designed to relax and unwind. The beige dominant palette makes the light in the apartment warm. This is especially important for northern cities. 

In the bathroom, many different materials combine to form a harmonious composition. Some elements also have an artistic load in addition to the functional one. A tall mirror makes a small room look visually larger. The storage system is integrated, which eliminates unnecessary visual noise.