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“Maiden” loft in Moscow, 54 m²

Architect Antonina Sinchugova calls this apartment "casket": it does not have any smooth walls, but there are many secrets.

In fact, the customer wanted a studio in the loft style, but the architect Antonina Sinchugova persuaded her to divide the space with a partition of glass and metal. With it, there is a reference to the loft style and at the same time the ability to separate from the public space of personal space.

If desired, the glass partition can not be made invisible.

Brutality, characteristic of the industrial style, Antonina softened: the girl will live in the apartment, should she be placed in a concrete box? Better to let it be a casket for jewelry, with boxes, mirrors and secret compartments, which only the landlady knows about.

View from the bedroom to the kitchen-dining room. The studio is located in the studio of AS Studio. Kitchen "Decoration" Antonina Sinchugova. On the apron is porcelain stoneware, Italon.

If you look closely, you can see that the apartment has no smooth walls, each has some interesting texture: wood, brick, mirrors, moldings. "I wanted," says the architect, "to make from this small apartment a visually interesting space that will be curiously viewed from any point."

The main central element of the apartment is the partition of the kitchen. Behind the partition there is a curtain that performs several tasks: with her help you can close the dressing room, kitchen or all together.

The functional component is also not forgotten: at the request of the customer in the loft there is a convenient dressing room, many hidden storage systems and a full sleeper. Behind the partition there is a free zone for guests – with a kitchen, a dining table and a cozy table in the bay window, which is an ideal. From the eighteenth floor of the "Scarlet Sails" review, as you know, excellent.

View from the kitchen to the hallway. The cabinet is made according to the drawings of Antonina Sinchugova in the workshop of AS Studio; moldings, Artique; console table, Liberty Home; ceramic casket, "Urbanica".

Kitchen-dining room. Table and chairs, Boconcept; light, Centrsvet; machinery, Kupersbush; candlestick, The Rug Company; decor, Zara Home, Liberty Home, H&M Home, Urbanica, Crate & Barrel.

A sofa at the window is an observation post. You can get settled among the pillows and chat with the one who cooks dinner. Or look out the window, if Captain Gray’s sails are visible in the distance.

View from the kitchen-dining room to the bedroom. Wardrobe, wall panels, partition, mirrors are in the studio of AS Studio.

View from the kitchen-dining room to the bedroom. On the wall is a picture of Elizaveta Zhilkina’s work, ArtBrut gallery.

Fragment of the bedroom. Bed, Furnish; carpet and table lamp, The RUG Company; tables and textiles, Crate & Barrel.

Bedroom. Textiles on the bed support the game with textures: a plaid of large mating and silk cushions effectively look at the background of a brick wall.

The collection of bags of the customer took in the dressing room a worthy place.

Antonina Sinchugova expanded, boiler, hozblok, washing machine and drying hid from the eyes.

Bathroom. The built-in wardrobe is made according to Antonina’s drawings in the studio of AS Studio; mirror, Esbano; sink with cupboard, Villeroy & Boch.

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