Right from scratch, architect Natalia Belugina devised an apartment in residential complex “Garden Quarters” as a showcase of modern art. Architect Maya Kandelaki and manager Alexey Mironov contributed to the implementation of the project.

Initially, the three-room apartment was for sale. The design project has targeted specific audience of buyers, i.e. young people keen on concise albeit fancy interior. It is a blend of simple lines, and a love of vast, open space coupled with a love of modern art. Once she was through with the project, it appeared to be so “dear” that prompted her not to let it go.
There are places of power that charge us. When the author of the project first visited the construction site it was all about bare concrete walls and nothing else. However, Natalia realized right away that she would design there a sort of light, airy, even “marine” interior. Right from the start, she got an insight that it will hold contemporary artifacts. It was easy to proceed with the project. Even though residential complex “Garden Quarters” offers plenty of design options, Natalia had luck with what she has got: it was an open space apartment with rectangular walls and only one structural column. Area: 110 sqm Gorgeous wood windows facing two sides allow plenty of light inside, thus making the interior more spacious.
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