Scandy Flat | Natalia Baranova

The apartment is located in a modern building in Moscow.

The area is 66 m2, it contains: a kitchen-living room, a laundry room, a bathroom, a nursery, a bedroom and an office.

The family likes autumn shades, which is how copper appeared on the facades, chrome handles, shades of gray on the walls (reminiscent of fog and gray), and yellowing leaves in the form of furniture elements. So in cloudy weather, warm light fills the entire apartment through the bedroom, the light is reflected through the copper facades. Cozy lightings  are a result.

 The family is fond of Russian, Italian, Scandinavian cultures. From each of them, elements were involved. Wide plank flooring and plywood facades are from Scandinavia, stone platbands and travertine window sills are from Italy,

Arched vaults are from Russia.

The family loves to light candles

So a candle stove appeared in the interior. This is a model of a real wood-burning stove adapted for an apartment, which we did for another suburban project.

Many pieces of furniture are made by family members with their own hands.

The table in the kitchen is one of them, when folded, it is sufficient for three people to eat, but when guests come, it unfolds, and you will never think that it could be small. Bath legs are carved from the stumps of centuries-old oak trees.