Interior Design in Moscow

The primary goal of this project was to create a calm and functional interior that responds to the daily needs of the client while maintaining a strong architectural identity. Particular attention was given to proportions, circulation, and the relationship between fixed elements and movable furniture. The design prioritizes clear zoning between private and shared areas, visual continuity across rooms, and a restrained material palette that enhances light and spatial depth.

The apartment layout was carefully reworked to maximize usable space without compromising comfort. Functional zones were clearly defined while maintaining openness and visual flow throughout the interior. A layered lighting strategy was developed to support different moods and activities.

The lighting plan combines ambient, task, and accent lighting to enhance architectural elements and create a warm, balanced atmosphere. A heated floor scheme was integrated into the design to ensure thermal comfort without visually disrupting the interior.

The interior design was developed through a complete set of architectural and technical drawings that ensured clarity, accuracy, and consistency throughout the project. These included detailed layout plans defining spatial organization and furniture placement, a coordinated heated floor plan aligned with functional zones and finish materials, as well as ceiling and lighting plans integrating fixtures and technical elements.

Together, this documentation formed a coherent technical framework that translated design intent into a precise and build-ready solution.