This 128 sq m apartment in the “Kutuzovgrad” residential complex is designed in a modern classic style in Moscow, Russia. This modern classic apartment combines elegance and comfort: it utilizes traditional elements such as columns, moldings, and symmetry, but in a simplified, uncluttered form, complemented by modern technology and a neutral color scheme.
Project Name: Kutuzovgrad 128 sq m
Studio Name: Yana Yarasheva
Location: Russia, Moscow, “Freedom” residential complex
Completion year: 2025
Area: 128 sq m
The key features are neutral tones, understated decor, functionality, and the use of expensive, high-quality materials. The style takes the best from the classics (elegance, symmetry) and modernism (functionality, comfort, conciseness).
Neutral, light tones such as white, beige, and coffee, as well as pearl and powder shades, create a calm, harmonious atmosphere. Elements in graphite and natural wood veneer serve as contrasting accents. Black and brass colors were chosen for details and decor.
The master bedroom, with its separate dressing room and bathroom, is decorated in dark tones. This approach promotes relaxation after a hard day’s work and promotes proper rest. Neutral white, beige, and coffee tones were chosen for the young girl’s bedroom. Olive green became the accent color for the boy’s bedroom.
The project prioritizes expensive, high-quality materials such as wood veneer, marble, and natural fabrics for curtains and textiles. Decorative elements are present in the apartment’s interior, but in limited quantities. Mirrors, paintings, and art objects are key, memorable interior features that make this apartment unique and inimitable. Style doesn’t sacrifice comfort for beauty. Thoughtful planning, modern technology, and comfortable custom-made furniture make the space practical.
The interplay of traditional and innovative approaches in this apartment’s interior creates a harmonious blend, bringing unique charm and sophistication to every detail.
