The Etiquette of Silence: Why Luxury Interiors Should Sound “Quiet”

The trend of “quiet luxury” has become a noticeable phenomenon in the fashion world over the past few years, and has gradually made its way into interior design, becoming a foundation for many furniture brands. This concept—stepping away from loud, flashy decor and ornate details—is inspired by a desire for a more refined, restrained, and timeless beauty. While wealth used to be expressed through gold and brass accents, now the focus is on the quality of materials, their texture, and visual simplicity.

Designer Aida Prokofyeva talks about how the interior with unusual accents was created, inspired by the film “Coco Chanel and Igor Stravinsky.”

The task was to create an original space with the atmosphere of a boutique hotel — these are apartments for rent. The building is located in an elite area, with its own embankment and port.

Designing a House in Light Tones: Creating a Fresh and Inviting Space

Designing a House in Light Tones: Creating a Fresh and Inviting Space

15 Most Iconic and Impactful Photographs in History

15 Most Iconic and Impactful Photographs in History

Fashionable Kitchen 2025 — Elegant and Practical Space

It’s more than just a functional area for cooking and dining. It’s the heart of the home: a gathering place for the family, a space for communication and a break from daily life.

What People Do with Balconies: 12 Interesting Real-Life Examples

City dwellers are increasingly turning their balconies into cozy relaxation zones. Regardless of whether you live in a pre-war apartment, an apartment complex, or a new development, everyone has the opportunity to create something special on their balcony. Even small spaces can be made stylish and functional.

Top 10 Living Room Design Trends for 2025, According to Designers

The living room is the heart of the home. It is here that we spend time with family and friends, have movie nights, or simply relax after a working day. For each of these scenarios, proper lighting is necessary, so regardless of the room’s size, one chandelier is not enough. Wall sconces are one of the solutions that can help zone the space. Wall lights can be hung above the sofa, by the armchair, or the dining table. Additionally, the soft, diffused light of sconces helps create a cozy, relaxing atmosphere in the living room. We have gathered 10 examples of using sconces in the living room from the projects of Russian and international designers. Look and get inspired!

18 Amazing Bathrooms With Black Fixtures

One of the current trends in bathroom design is black plumbing fixtures, which allow for striking contrasts between black and white. Black faucets look great alongside white sinks and bathtubs, creating a graphic effect and setting a unique rhythm for the entire space. This combination appears striking, stylish, and modern.

Interior of the Month: Designer Lina Knyazeva’s Apartment

In a small space, every inch is especially valuable, so I didn’t want to clutter it with solid partitions or doors. Moreover, I wanted the ability to combine areas, allowing me to watch shows either on a projector, sitting on the sofa, or lying on the bed—walls would have interfered with that, and for me, that is very important. So, for zoning, I decided to use heavy curtains. They divide the bedroom and living room, as well as the wardrobe near the entrance.

Interior Design in a Teenager’s Room: Tips from a Psychologist and Designer

Let’s explore the nuances of designing a room for a teenager. Spoiler: the final decision should be theirs.