Modern Kyiv Apartment With Arches and Shades of Persimmon

Previous to the pandemic, inside designer Oksana Dolgopiatova was requested to design an condo in Kyiv, Ukraine. Former purchasers deliberate to provide their rising daughter the condo as a present however the pandemic put the mission on maintain. Skip to 2021 and the mission renovation was again on observe. The objective was to make the condo really feel heat but fashionable, designed with the best high quality environmentally-friendly supplies. Dolgopiatova created the 904-square-foot Condo Persimmon, named for the very fruit that impressed the colour palette all through.

The kitchen is outfitted with medium tone wooden cupboards paired with a black terrazzo backsplash and beige terrazzo flooring.

The condo initially had two balconies however they’ve been transformed into angular nooks, one simply off the kitchen, designed as a seating space. A big archway with wooden trim now joins the 2 areas. Arches are repeated all through the condo serving to to melt the angularity of the inside.

Two black and white Astep Mannequin 2065 pendants by Gino Sarfatti tie the room’s black and white accents collectively. The lounge options one other Sarfatti fixture, Mannequin 2042/6, that enhances the pair within the kitchen.

The persimmon shades present up within the kitchen in a extra subdued means – as a part of the combined mixture within the terrazzo counter tops and flooring.

In the lounge, the ceiling is painted a heat persimmon shade that extends down onto the wall and stops on the black molding. The wealthy shade enlivens the area, particularly when the hidden molding mild is turned on.

The primary bed room features a nook with a small desk and chair, and a patterned wallpaper on the ceiling. The archway and black cornice add dramatic components to the minimalist area.

The primary lavatory adjustments the colour palette up with shades of inexperienced and black ceiling. Pale sage inexperienced tiles are set on the decrease a part of the partitions with a darker inexperienced elongated sink basin, each representing the stalk or leaves of the persimmon fruit.

The visitor lavatory switches again to persimmon shades, with three complementary hues discovered on the partitions of the toilet, within the bathe, and on the ground.

Pictures by Andrey Bezuglov.

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