RECENT WORK
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Shopping center interiors
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Kremlewski
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Our task was not to develop a project of the surrounding spaces (restaurant, supermarket, and shops), but to shape the central space and to design the points of sales, that the client had imposed to be octagonal, to reprise the motif of the curtain-wall of the building’s façades.
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Private house interiors
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LOG HOUSE FM
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Fascinated by the natural monumentality of the timber structure, we chose to avoid hiding it wherever it was technically possible and to pair it only with natural and haptic materials like stone, wood, plaster and rough metal. The interiors are conceived as an archipelago of domestic oases, each one with its own peculiarity (materials, colors, atmosphere) but all surrounded and connected by a sea of peacefulness.
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Private house interiors
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LOG HOUSE MG
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The imposing wooden building faces House FM and picks up the lines of its architecture and materiality. Despite the similarity of the two architectures, the clients, a family with three kids, wanted to have in their house something very different from the house of their relatives: an informal ambience, simple and organic, maximally open and filled with lights, where modern materials would be harmoniously combined with traditional.
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Private house interiors
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FM+MG Spa
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House FM and MG merge on the underground level, where, surrounded by many hidden technical spaces, there are located a private spa with a pool, a hammam, a steam bath (banya), a massage room and two changing rooms, and a gym, a kitchen, and a cinema room.
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Boutique hotel interiors
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Villa Roncuzzi
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The edifice, a large private traditional farmer house built in the beginning of 1900, in the heart of bucolic countryside, was converted in the nineties into a charming hotel and spa. The new ownership decided to renew the interiors of the building starting from their suites and appointed our firm to develop the design project.
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Private house interiors
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Guest House AS
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The guest house is located on the banks of Peipus Lake (Чудско-Псковское озеро), buried under the knoll that divides the wood from the meadow of the shore. The charming location of the building, on the margin between two different natural ecosystems, inspired us to interpretate the interiors as a threshold.
