Location: Limassol, Cyprus
Total Area: 127 sq.m
Team: Nataly Bolshakova, Iryna Kalinyna, Anna Denisenko, Alyona Grigorenko
Photo: Vigo Jansons
 

Brief 

The clients are a family of four, including two children, who are looking to create a bright and fresh interior design for their apartment. They have a passion for collecting contemporary art, particularly sculptures, which should be prominently featured and properly stored within the space.

Challenge  

The most extensive challenge the design team faced while working on this project was altering the space's layout. Therefore, Nataly Bolshakova suggested creating a separate laundry room and wardrobe. Additionally, the team expanded the kitchen area by reconfiguring the layout and positioning a kitchen island closer to the spacious terrace. As a result, the apartment received a harmoniously organized space that seamlessly combines functionality and aesthetics.

​​​​​​​Concept

The endless blue sea and the gentle caress of warm sunlight served as inspiration for the design concept of a luxurious three-bedroom apartment situated in a prime location along the seafront promenade of Limassol, Cyprus. With an underlying effortless, minimalist-chic approach, the apartment's design style can be described as modern Mediterranean, characterized by the dominance of beige shades such as pearl, creamy, cotton, and seashell.

Realization 

The 127 sq.m apartment comprises a master bedroom, a son’s room, a guest room, an open-space kitchen and living room, and a spacious terrace. The living room includes a generous dining area, an open-space kitchen, and a social zone furnished with a comfortable milky-shade sofa and a library. The combination of marble and glossy surfaces reflects the natural surroundings of Limassol.

The kitchen showcases a moderately minimalistic design, with clean white surfaces and abundant concealed storage. As an additional challenge, the studio was tasked with redesigning some of the furniture elements since the apartment had previously been furnished with standard pieces. Bolshakova Interiors chose to replace them with customized furniture in a carefully selected color theme.

The stylistics and the choice of colors and materials for this interior were guided by the intention to simplify the spatial geometry as much as possible. 

Designers maintained the same color theme and material choice in the guest bedroom, where an elegant dressing table by Poliform and floral motifs on Glamora wallpaper complemented the room’s gentle and sophisticated style.

In the kid’s bedroom, the design studio chose an expressive design approach: dark wood furniture pieces and white bookshelves were placed against beige fabric wall panels, complemented by burgundy armchairs.

One of the anchor elements of the interior is a sophisticated custom wall lamp by the French design brand Art et Floritude. Its vegetal leaf-like shape creates a welcoming ambiance in the entrance hall.