Russian design

The interior of NORTH INT is filled with constructive elements that build the entire spatial composition of the apartment. Mikhail Chekalov For the zoning of the room, large planes were used that separate and connect together each object of the room. Mikhail Chekalov For example, a marble wall separates a public area from a private one. Mikhail Chekalov The kitchen, built between two semi-columns, is highlighted by a large dark spot to create a depth of space.The kitchen apron has the function of additional storage, while the main part of the kitchen is a console, its white stripe separates the dark square of the storage area. Mikhail Chekalov Thanks to the white stripe of lockers, a minimalistic cantilever bar comes... More

he house is located in the south of the Moscow region in the Domodedovo district. The customers are a young creative family whose hobbies include traveling. This is clearly visible by the Easter Island statue greeting guests and passers-by at the entrance. The reduced copy of the statue is placed not only as an outrageous detail of the entrance group, but also as a visual boundary along the site and at the same time an architectural dominant uniting neighbors. Hurtin Vasiliy The main house is located in a pine forest on a plot having an elongated shape with a length of 68 by 14 meters. This determined the location and shape of all the buildings of the garage, the main house, the barbecue area and the gazebo at the end of the plot, whi... More

"Tirol" is an alpine cuisine restaurant  located in the center of Siberia, in Krasnoyarsk. While creating the interior we were inspired by the nature of Alps and the traditional alpine chalet. We wanted to create something new, to show our interpretation of this style that stands on a solid foundation of tradition and expirience. References to this warm and soulful style can be found in the wall cladding with rough and handcrafted stucco, ceiling beams and shutters on the windows, reminiscent of the traditional mountain house elements. The hand-painted ceilings is a way to feel yourself on a blooming apline meadow where glass dew drops sparkle, Vladimir Barabash Vladimir Barabash Vladimir Barabash The fireplaces finishe... More

PORT2.0 is one of the few seafood restaurants in St. Petersburg and the second Port restaurant developed by our bureau. When developing the project, we tried to create the effect of brutality and simplicity in the interior, typical of Northern fishing ports and ships, but at the same time to avoid direct associations with the marine theme. Conceptually, the interior represents a mix of rough industrial style and Scandinavian minimalism, which enabled us to achieve the desired atmosphere. Originally, the hall had massive structures from concrete columns and beams, huge ventilation pipes, which imparted an industrial style to it. A number of elements from metal pipes, channel beams and nets added to the industrial character of the interio... More