The Tbilisi Apartment is 180 square meters, and in this space there is a living room, kitchen, dining room, bedroom, nursery, guest room, bathroom, toilet and utility facilities. Oak and local pink travertine finishes give it a special flavour. Among the unusual solutions are plaster with a shed texture, burn-like wallpaper, wax and burned wood. In textiles - linen, straw, fur, cotton, velvet and a bit of velvet. Hand-crafted textures and designer designed objects create a unique atmosphere.

When the color is selected, Ory occurs. While working on the project, Ksenia Breivo and her clients often flew to Tbilisi. After making many friends and relatives, Ksenia Breivo asked everyone the same question: "What colour is your city?" The most common answers were blue and blue. The buildings look mostly taupe, but to the people, the city is blue... Then Ksenia Breivo understood why. 

In Tbilisi, the blue sky is incredibly clear, and at night it turns deep blue and you don't notice anything else. So blue has an emphasis on itself. In this case, the main background was light colored, and Ksenia Breivo prepared him with ten small green palette colors. On the spot, the most successful one was chosen and when the sample was turned over and the name Georgian White was read, everyone laughed. Although the British manufacturer is thinking in terms of 18th-century Georgian architecture, rather than Georgian style, Georgian White sees this as a good omen.