In the NI1HP project, Igor Sirotov Architects presents a 223-square-meter private residence in Kyiv, Ukraine, that exemplifies the studio's signature grey palette and the refined philosophy of quiet luxury. Designed as a monolithic architectural volume, the interior strips away non-essential color accents to focus entirely on textural depth, structural purity, and geometric precision.
Multi-Layered Grey Palette The spatial narrative explores the nuanced spectrum of monochrome tones:
Nuanced Tonal Graduation: Transitions seamlessly from light ash to deep graphite, creating visual volume and atmospheric depth across the walls and joinery.
Open-Plan Geometry: Maintains visual continuity while integrating concealed engineering and custom storage systems into the structural envelope.
Tactile Materiality and Concealed Detail The project balances ascetic minimalism with high-end tactile quality:
- Textured Natural Stone: Provides organic character and substantial tactile weight within the primary living and wet areas.
- Architectural Concrete & Matte Panels: Soften ambient light reflection, creating a quiet, contemplative environment.
- Architectural Metal Accents: Introduce sharp, precise lines that highlight functional transitions.
Conceived for connoisseurs of intellectual design, NI1HP transforms modern apartment living into a calm, sanctuary-like space governed by strict functionality and flawless craftsmanship.
Discover full interior photography, plans, and concept details on the official website: Igor Sirotov Architects — NI1HP Kyiv.
