42.137R
Country: RussiaCity: Krasnoyarsk
Square: 60 m 2
Year: 2021
photo by Vladimir Barabash
The flat located in the heart of Krasnoyarsk downtown had typical Stalin-era apartment layout: small kitchen and bedroom overlooking peaceful courtyard, living room with breathtaking St. Luka church view, tiny bathroom and almost no space for storage.
The designer’s idea was to emphasize the historical background of Stalin-era architecture still to create a modern living space. As a result a marble cube concept was introduced – the cube was placed in the middle of the flat zoning the space and “hiding” within itself the hall, guest bathroom and two dressing rooms. The cube’s perimeter is covered by the mirror to make an impression of natural location in space. The kitchen decorated with marble and porcelain stoneware was also made as a part of the cube.
The designer’s idea was to emphasize the historical background of Stalin-era architecture still to create a modern living space. As a result a marble cube concept was introduced – the cube was placed in the middle of the flat zoning the space and “hiding” within itself the hall, guest bathroom and two dressing rooms. The cube’s perimeter is covered by the mirror to make an impression of natural location in space. The kitchen decorated with marble and porcelain stoneware was also made as a part of the cube.
