Our goal was to create a party apartment where the main location of joy should be the living room. It occupies 90sq.m. of 300sq.m. apartment. The corner with panoramic view with wide windows of 20 running meters is interrupted by a bearing column 1m*1m.

Dividing the living room into 4 zones due to different types of lighting and careful selection of furniture, we got multifunctional zones that are different from each other in terms of their mood and evocative emotions.

Thus, the column, decorated with a perforated brass sheet with random illumination and surrounded by a thin, solid, with irregular form marble table top, has become the accent of the entire room, as it resembles a skyscraper with lights in separate windows and complements the view of skyscrapers outside the window.

The huge round glass table in the dining area is surrounded by metal chairs by Shake design, the backs of which are perfectly match with the design of the column and individual brass details throughout the furniture.

The TV viewing area turned out to be cozy due to the solid wall panels, at 3.5m. the height veneered with American walnut, for the manufacture of which it was necessary to create the only press in Russia over 3m length. The italian company made the second sofa according to our sketches, but in the same fabric and with the same legs as their sofa from new collection. Reversible sofa with low backs, separated from each other so as not to block the view of the city and giving a chance from the other side to chat with a person relaxing near the window in a luxurious armchair Eva by Giorgetti. The B&O speakers with wall-to-wall facades resemble sculptures in the corners of the room, while a B&O TV drop-down for watching produces the wow effect of an incipient show.

And another place of attraction is the area with a bar counter and a semicircular wine cabinet made according to the studio's own design, his details made by 7 different companies. In the veneered carcass, the lights are automatically switched on both from opening the blank shelves where the dishes and glasses are stored, and together with the muted backlights of the curtains in the light scenario "watching a movie" in the refrigerated glass wine storage area. Outside, the facade is finished with soft natural leather brought from Italy to match the upholstery of Italian Giorgetti bar stools, and the upper and lower milled facades covered with enamel. Finally, brass profiles and handles complete not just an elegant piece of furniture, but an element of the overall design concept that echoes the outstanding style of the entire room.

The wardrobe is a one-piece structure, which surrounds the entrance dressing room and ends with sliding doors in the hallway, where natural finishing materials are brought together: brass mirrored portals that hide electrical cabinets, marble shelves, leather upholstery outside of the dressing room, stone veneer doors that hide the entrance to the guest toilet in which the Antonio Lupi sink, hand-hewn with hammers by the studio's designers, stands out against the black and white contrast interior.