An apartment in the Kadashev complex, 160 m² in a historic building designed by Adolph Erichson. Formerly home to "European baths", renamed "Kadashev" in the Soviet times. We have tried to preserve the historic frame and underline the architecture of the space. We used timeless furniture and finishings to manifest the idea of reimagining tradition through art.

An artistic apartment in Presnya City complex in Moscow, with an area of 50 m². The owner is an aspiring gallerist who collects works by young Russian artists, so we aimed to create an interior that reflects his passion for art and a background for these works.

Apartments in Skuratov House Residential Complex on Burdenko Street, with an area of 108 m². While working on this project, our intention was to create a quiet, discreet interior with a relaxing atmosphere, avoiding sharp-accented colors. By choosing a monochrome color scheme, we focused primarily on different textures, creating a mixture of wood, metal, natural fabrics and stone.

Apartment in the Clerkenwell House Residential Complex, with an area of 116 m². This is a two-level attic on the top floor of the building. The objective of the project was to make a two-bedroom apartment for rental.  The source of inspiration for this project was modernist architecture , and  our aim was to focus on the airiness, purity and logic.