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.

We created apartments with elegant details in the spirit of Chanel: the concept and graphic accents in the form of dark stripes were inspired by the film Coco Chanel and Igor Stravinsky — I couldn’t resist a very simple yet very striking technique with black moldings.

We didn’t make the kitchen very large — it has only the essentials. However, thanks to the U-shaped design of the kitchen units, we were able to zone the space, separating the dining area from the cooking zone.

The living room is decorated with a bright Ted Baker rug — you could say it captures the entire color palette of the interior. It is complemented by an unusual wave-shaped armchair in a deep fuchsia shade. These expressive details break up the abundance of strict straight lines — such a contrast gives the interior a special character. I would call it postmodernism with elements of French chic!

Initially, this was a single space, but we decided to divide it into two rooms. Part of the partition between the bedroom and the living room was decorated with glass blocks — they add a special lightness. Moreover, thanks to them, more light enters the apartment — this is especially important considering that the rooms turned out to be quite elongated.

Due to the rectangular shape of the bedroom, we decided not to install a wardrobe — instead, we created a separate walk-in closet, hanging curtains at the entrance so as not to weigh down the space.