Kirovogradskaya

The apartment on Kirovogradskaya Street is built on a contrast of textures: the wall behind the TV is clad in veined natural stone, next to a dark wood panel with brass inlay that conceals the door to a storage room.

The dining area occupies a rounded bay window entirely: a curved graphite-velvet banquette, a table on a gilded oval base, and woven chairs on brass legs. The bay’s shape allowed more seats without the room feeling crowded.

A blue velvet armchair with decorative cushions was placed as a stand-alone accent against the stone wall — the room’s one saturated colour, set against an otherwise neutral palette of stone and wood.