BEYOND THE TIME

Interesting textures, pops of colour, and bold geometric silhouettes come together to create a stunning family apartment in Minsk that exudes pared-back luxury. Located within a house that was built in 1954, the apartment – which has been classified as a historical monument – has dramatic high ceilings, load-bearing columns, and large arched windows.

MOSCOW Penthouse

Perched high above the city, this private penthouse is conceived as a sanctuary of restraint and depth—where tactile materials and architectural precision converge to form an atmosphere that feels both cinematic and intimate.

MUTE HOUSE

Mute House was conceived around the idea of visual calm. The goal was to create an interior that feels grounded, tactile, and emotionally balanced — a refuge from overstimulation.

Apartment Bogdanovicha

This private apartment unfolds as a study in restraint and quiet sophistication, where architectural clarity and a muted palette create a calm, enveloping atmosphere.

Apartment Makaenka

In this private apartment, restraint becomes the highest form of expression. A calm palette of warm oak, pale stone, and textured natural fabrics creates an atmosphere that feels both grounded and luminous.

Apartment PM

This private apartment is conceived as a study in quiet restraint—an interior where material honesty and proportion take precedence over ornament.

Apartment Soul

In this private apartment, restraint becomes the ultimate luxury. The interior is conceived as a quiet composition of mineral textures, softened light, and architectural precision.

Private House

This private residence is conceived as a study in calm, continuity, and light — a home where architecture and interior dissolve into one cohesive spatial experience.

Apartment Krasnaya

This 87-square-meter apartment is located in a Stalin-era building built in 1954. Situated in a quiet neighborhood, the apartment overlooks a chestnut garden.