Within the heart of Moscow, in a normal building of the Stalin era , there is an apartment with an unexpectedly fabulous flavor. Harmony and elegance, enhanced by the choice of award-winning architect Petr Kozeykin, are created using mainly furniture from the collection English Mood from Minacciolo re-forming an ambiance with a taste of the countryside alongside a touch of a very refined provance, all with a minimum of good old retro ,for a couple who aspire to enjoy all the pleasantries of life in a class of comfort.

The small size of the premises required a visual technique of expansion for each area. In developing a solution for the size, Minacciolo principally focused on the use of colour: light shades of gray clay and hemp soften filling the rooms with a feeling of freshness and lightness. The relatively high ceilings helped keep a light and airy feel, while the chandeliers and lighting in the higher tones of the furnishings fit nicely into the general scenario. The furniture consisting of solid wooden cabinets from the English Mood collection does not clutter up the space, as it is all integrated into alcoves, enhancing and amplify in a unique way.