YINJISPACE use media professional’s unique perspective,try to explore the essence of life behind the design works.
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YINJISPACE use media professional’s unique perspective,try to explore the essence of life behind the design works.
© 粤ICP备19077098号
On the outskirts of Moscow, Russia, there is a 5,000-square-meter home for a family of four designed by Ariana Ahmad. Before arriving at the main house, you first pass through the courtyard planted with a lot of vegetation, when you are in this green, a feeling of vacation arises, all worries and pressures are left behind, and there is only peace and relaxation at this moment.
Designer Ariana Ahmad and the owners have been friends for a long time, and this is the sixth project they have worked on together. Because of their mutual understanding, the whole project from design to the final landing has been promoted very smoothly, and reached the best results they think.
This two-story residence with a loft covers a total area of 2,100 square meters. When you open the calm and heavy entrance door and enter the interior, you are instantly surrounded by a peaceful and warm atmosphere. Soft beige, warm wood, delicate light and shadow weave intimate and elegant situations. Making it a family sanctuary for generations and a space where art and design meet.
In the foyer, a circular table, custom-made by Christophe Delcourt, with Lasvit's gold chandelier, is gently shining with warm light, as if to welcome every visitor. The corridor leading to the living room is designed to maintain the continuity of the space, and the handmade wallpaper on the facade is delicate and textured, with a hint of cream gloss.
The relaxed layout of the living room allows the eye to flow naturally, and every detail is carefully crafted to create the temperature of the home. A unique TV wall, specially designed by Christophe Delcourt, is the focal point of the living room, with Zhu Hong's art installation "Drops" hanging on the wall, as if to tell the story of time. Light pours in through the large floor-to-ceiling Windows, making the facade more flexible. Hubert Le Gall's bench is an interesting contrast to Agostino Bonalumi's painting.
The dining room is located to the side of the living room, maintaining an open and independent relationship with it. The warm wood table contrasts with the ceiling metal chandelier to give the space a more distinct hierarchy. The kitchen is both functional and aesthetic, with exquisitely designed cabinets and smooth counters that make cooking a pleasure. Although the interior is dominated by low-key tones, it is rich and warm due to the subtle changes in materials.
The walls of the master bedroom are covered with De Gournay's handmade wallpaper, embroidered with embroideries and beading, every inch of which contains a crafty artistic sense, adding to the peaceful atmosphere of the second floor. In the cloakroom stands a bench of white onyx, a Charles Kalpakian exhibit at CosMoscow, glowing in soft lighting.
The children's room is full of children's fun and creativity. Pierre Yovanovitch's chair and footstool, combined with Dior's limited edition mirror, make the space both rich in design and warm feeling. Hubert Le Gall's lamps, flowerpots, and pedestals are decorated like art installations, making the room an independent kingdom full of imagination.
Up to the loft, it is planned as a creative and sporting space for the family. Gym, study, children's play area. There is also a separate dressing room in the corner, making the preparation before going out more leisurely and delicate. Large skylights bring in plenty of natural light, making the whole space full of life.
The heart of the house is the owner's collection of artworks, such as Igor Chelkovski's sculpture, Simone Pheulpin's fabric art, Wang Keping's wood carving, Masao Yamamoto's photography, each of which expresses the owner's love of art, It is not just a living space, but more like a flowing art gallery, making it a classic work of time and art.
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