Clients came to us not just because of beautiful pictures — they had already seen our signature style in their friends’ interiors. This is not a story about “making it trendy,” but about a genuine love for beautiful things and timeless aesthetics. They came for the feeling that stays even when trends fade.

We created a balance between classic and contemporary: mid-century doesn’t slip into retro decor, and classic elements don’t feel museum-like. Textures add depth, while shapes bring lightness. The interior doesn’t display status — it senses it. Like a Parisian apartment hotel, where every detail speaks without words.

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The kitchen facades gently embrace the space — no sharp edges, only smoothness and natural flow. Classic details in a modern interpretation: a gypsum chandelier and a rosette add lightness without turning the interior into retro or a museum. Forms flow like a conversation over the first sip of coffee.

A couple who senses style as subtly as a fine perfume. Luxury and lightness. An interior that feels not like an expensive set of objects, but like a script where every element has its own line.

All shapes seem to adapt to each other, flowing smoothly from facades into furniture, from walls into details. The table feels almost like one from a Parisian café — but at home. Vintage chairs seem as if they have always been here.

At the center of attention is a monolithic pillar that could have been an awkward element, but we turned it into a feature. A mirror made of Mutina tiles, shelves, and new columns helped transform it from a massive block into a part of the design, adding depth and light to the hallway.

The oval sofa embraces the space with soft lines, as if inviting you to relax, while the green shade adds a sense of calm and sophistication. Behind it stands a curved pillar that we chose not to hide, but to highlight. The canvas-like TV doesn’t shout for attention — it blends into the artistic composition. Even the console beneath it is not just furniture, but a detail. The floor lamp is a light brushstroke on the canvas, completing the story of light.

We didn’t want the bed’s shape to mimic the lines of the glass blocks — the apartment’s style wouldn’t allow it. Instead, there’s a clean, restrained wave in the headboard, continuing in the reflection of the mirror by the bed.


The hands of the Ferm Living rug embrace you warmly at night and let you go into the workday in the morning, waiting once again for the evening. Just like the man in the painting — he always nods in greeting and silently, yet solemnly, bids farewell.

The study here is not just a workspace, but a territory of calm reflections and evening conversations. The interior feels like a set from a Wim Wenders film: every object has its own character, every corner its own story. The mosaic-tiled desk sets the rhythm, two armchairs invite dialogue, and the built-in shelves play with light and shadow.

The guest bed in a wine shade brings the mood of a Parisian hotel. Here, you can work, reread a favorite book, or simply stay the night in a world where style speaks softly but confidently.

This apartment is filled with various curves, so the bathrooms gently ripple too, just like the other rooms — but only a little.

The master bathroom is a color companion to the owners' bedroom. The unusual shade of travertine complements the suite’s palette but stands out as an accent, competing for attention with the ceramic granite countertop. The guest bathroom is green, with a bathtub and a fabric curtain tucked behind a cornice. Here, a utility cabinet and a drying system are installed.

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