Apartment Project in Tatlin Apartments

Initial State

The apartment originally had a developer’s finish, but the client wanted to redesign the layout and create a high-quality interior with a complete renovation. As a result, we carried out an almost full-scale demolition and designed everything from scratch.

The Client

The client is a young man who designed the apartment for himself and wanted to include an additional guest bedroom. The functional areas required were an entryway, a master bedroom with a workspace and en-suite bathroom, a kitchen-living room, a guest bedroom, and a guest bathroom.

Layout

We made minimal changes to the existing layout since the location of utilities and windows limited the possibilities for alternative solutions. The left side of the apartment houses the spacious master suite, which includes a bathroom, a large bedroom with a wardrobe, a bed, and a sizable workspace. On the right side, we placed the spacious kitchen-living area. The kitchen island, sofa area, and TV zone align in a linear composition. In the center of the apartment, we allocated space for a small guest bedroom and a shared bathroom.

Finishes & Materials

As a base, we used neutral yet high-quality materials: engineered wood flooring in a warm oak shade, MDF furniture facades with wood veneer matching the floor, large-format porcelain tiles in warm gray, and furniture facades in a coordinated gray hue.

For accents, we introduced stone-effect ceramics, used for the kitchen countertops, backsplash, bathroom sink, and the bedroom workspace tabletop.

Textured wall panels add depth to the space, featured in the living room and master bedroom finishes.

Color Palette

The client wanted a neutral, light-toned interior with high-quality natural materials. The design is executed in calm, light shades with natural textures such as concrete, wood, stone, and graphic black details. The key accent is a striking marble with a bold pattern, used for the kitchen backsplash and in the bathroom. The project also incorporates an architectural approach and volumetric design principles.

Furniture

We incorporated furniture from local brands, including dining and bar chairs and soft furnishings. Most of the furniture was custom-made, including all millwork, soft furnishings (except for the sofa), and the bedroom workspace table.