Classical but also modern, luxurious but not cold, elegant but cozy – all these sensations are intertwined in a Neoclassic home.

We love challenges and this home definitely gave them to us.

We created a timeless design, relying on classic ornaments on the walls, interior doors, suspended ceilings, and cornices; materials synonymous with luxury – marble in various variations, natural walnut parquet, and shades of truffle and ivory.

We introduced a touch of modernity with the straight shapes, and the use of metal and glass in the cabinet furniture.

All this is filled with many zones of lighting, the possibility of ambient lighting, and thick textiles giving softness and coziness.

In order to make the most of the space and get the missing storage space, we did a major architectural redesign of the two bathrooms and the door walls. Thus, in the bathroom in the corridor, we set up a laundry room, hidden in a closet to the ceiling, we set up a large wardrobe in the master bedroom, leaving enough space in the bedroom. And again, we used our favorite space optimization trick – the master bathroom is entered through an interior door integrated into the wardrobe in a matching design.

We had the good fortune to realize the conceptual 3D project in complete freedom, to the end, without changes from the client’s side. The time from the entry of a construction and repair crew to break down walls to handing over the apartment to the owners in the form and condition of the photos is 12 months.