This project is the remodeling of a floor from an old Stalinist house located in Moscow, Russia. These buildings obviously cannot be compared to modern buildings with multiple apartments, but there are many who love these old houses of low rise buildings, with thick and reliable brick walls, good ceiling height and a style special from old Moscow, amongst many other qualities.
Small terrace with furnitureInterior of the sober living room with wooden floors
The one responsible for the transformation of this apartment, which originally looked depressing and dismal, was architect Maxim Tikhonov from the architectural firm m2project, who turned it into a modern space with a retro touch.
Living room connected to the kitchen
In the kitchen and in the bedroom, brick walls have been kept. These give a touch of warmth to the spaces. In the living room, glass doors have been placed, connecting the small balconies and allowing natural light to enter and fill the spaces, thus eliminating the reigning darkness that was one of the main causes of the depressing impression that was perceived before remodeling.
Living room with doors to the terraceCozy living room with kitchen at the end
The design also shows a wide abundance of textures, painted walls, blocks, bricks, concrete, oak floors. To avoid overloading the spaces, it was decided to give the walls a predominantly white coat of paint.
Armchair in beige on red rugLiving room with TV cabinetKitchen with countertop in whiteKitchen in black and whiteKitchen cabinets in black with white countertopSmall round dining tableBedroom with desk areaBedroom with black bricks wallBedroom with closet with deep blue curtainRest area in the bedroomRocking chairDesk areaDesk with book shelvesBook shelvesBathroom moduleBathroom interior and laundry areaBathroom in whiteBathroom in wood and marbleDetails
Small terrace with furniture
Interior of the sober living room with wooden floors
Living room connected to the kitchen
Living room with doors to the terrace
Cozy living room with kitchen at the end
Armchair in beige on red rug
Living room with TV cabinet
Kitchen with countertop in white
Kitchen in black and white
Kitchen cabinets in black with white countertop
Small round dining table
Bedroom with desk area
Bedroom with black bricks wall
Bedroom with closet with deep blue curtain
Rest area in the bedroom
Rocking chair
Desk area
Desk with book shelves
Book shelves
Bathroom module
Bathroom interior and laundry area
Bathroom in white
Bathroom in wood and marble
Details
About Magaly Cabrera
Magaly Grosso was born in Venezuela where she grew up and studied Advertising and Marketing. With time, she realized that what she truly wanted to dedicate herself to was Interior Design, which is why she decided to study it and devote herself to it.
