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Okhta Apartment, Leningrad Region, Russia by Alexey Samotaev

Project name:
Okhta Apartment
Architecture firm:
Samotaev Interior Design
Location:
Okhta Park, Leningrad Region, Russia
Photography:
Alexey Samotaev
Principal architect:
Alexey Samotaev
Design team:
Alexey Samotaev
Collaborators:
Alexey Samotaev
Built area:
60 m²
Site area:
Design year:
2023
Completion year:
2023
Interior design:
Alexey Samotaev
Environmental & MEP engineering:
Alexey Samotaev
Civil engineer:
Alexey Samotaev
Structural engineer:
Alexey Samotaev
Landscape:
Alexey Samotaev
Lighting:
Alexey Samotaev
Material:
Wood, stone, plaster, textiles, glass
Construction:
Alexey Samotaev
Supervision:
Alexey Samotaev
Visualization:
Alexey Samotaev
Tools used:
Canon, Autodesk 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Adobe Photoshop
Client:
Private
Budget:
50,000 Euro
Status:
Completed
Typology:
Residential › Apartment

The apartments are located in the sports village in close proximity to the Okhta Park resort in the Leningrad region. The main wish of the customer was to create a functional, bright, harmonious, light and cozy interior with bright accents in a modern style. The great advantage of these apartments is the presence of panoramic windows in all rooms, which allowed to let in as much light as possible.  Mostly light-colored fronts were used in the kitchen to make the room even lighter, and natural oak veneer inserts in lacquer tinting gave it a natural personality. The center of the composition is an island in the same light colors, but shrouded in bright furniture elements in the form of a small half-bar counter and kitchen chairs. In general, all rooms of the apartment contain elements of natural materials such as wood, stone, textiles, etc. They decided to decorate the bedroom in calm, warm and light colors. 

Alexey Samotaev decided to decorate the walls in the apartment mainly by painting, except for one wall in the bedroom. Here the finishing appears in the form of plaster with a muddled effect, which certainly adds a little brutality to this light interior.  The connecting element in the bedroom is a 3D gypsum panel, which combines the color of the bedspread, the facades of the wardrobe, as well as the texture with rough plaster.


By Alfredo Gonzalez

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