The apartment is located in the historic center of Moscow. The entrance area’s primary focal point is a curated pair: a sleek console and a decorative glass panel. When hit by natural light from the living room, the glass panel appears to glow from within.
From the hallway, a corridor leads into a spacious, open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area. The centerpiece of the composition is a large dining table designed to accommodate 6–8 guests, while the lounge area features a sofa paired with coffee tables.
A doorway from the living room leads to a space currently functioning as a home office, though it offers the potential to serve as a guest bedroom. Notably, the public and guest areas can be completely sequestered from the private quarters. The master suite includes two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a walk-in wardrobe.
The apartment’s color palette and stylistic direction are informed by the architecture of the residential complex itself—incorporating satin brass, natural stone, and warm wood tones found throughout the building.
Moscow, Russia
The creative visionary and founder of the PERFECT SPACE design bureau and the Perfect Object functional interior items atelier is Natalia Samoylova , architect and designer. She is an Associate Professor at the Moscow Institute of Architecture (MARCHI), a member of the Union of Moscow Architects, and a Professor at the International Academy of Architecture (Moscow branch). Natalia is also the curator and co-author of a specialized architectural vocational program for secondary schools (years 7–10). She is a graduate of both the Moscow Institute of Architecture and the International Business Academy.
Natalia Samoylova
Sergey Krasuyk