Our vision of adapting an American loft to a relatively small flat attracted a lot of interest from customers. Here is another high-rise flat that we designed from scratch.

The key design element here is real clay clinker. This is not a plaster imitation of brick, which is sold in ordinary DIY stores, but real brick, which is used to finish the facades of restored buildings. Read more clicking to the image.

A modern interior inspired by the work of Piet Mondrian is a bold balance between geometry, colour and harmony of space.

As a result of experiments we have got several variants of design, each of which is worthy of consideration, so we have left the most interesting of them.

In our portfolio you will find many renovation projects of old housing of different years of production. We take a strictly individual approach to each project.

In some cases we can offer a contemporary style and in others a first floor extension. It all depends on the needs of the customer.

The style of minimalism is based on the idea of rejecting decorativeness in favour of functionality. Therefore, the interior should use clear, simple shapes, without curves and additional decorations.

If the goal is minimalism, you need to go all the way: you should remove everything unnecessary from the surfaces. Things that are used in everyday life should be hidden in closed storage systems, including books and kitchen utensils.

During the colour selection process, the customer asked for three options: olive, emerald green and beige. The kitchen from the German company Nolte was used for the design.

In the project it was important to preserve the calm, respectable style of the kitchen room and to link it with the ergonomics of modern home design.

The task of this project was to develop an interesting, inexpensive and unobtrusive interior to rent out to one person. It was important to calculate every centimetre of space, as the flat is very small.

Our client is converting an old house with high ceilings into an apartment version. A standardised design of a flat to be rented out is developed.

The kitchen turned out warm and smart. It puts its owner in a good mood.

An interesting solution for organising a study and a living room in one room of an old brick house built in 1965

The kitchen turned out warm and smart. It puts its owner in a good mood.

An interesting solution for organising a study and a living room in one room of an old brick house built in 1965

The 115 m2 flat in Riga is one of our favourite projects. Despite the abundance of grey inarticulate interiors, the owner of this flat wanted an attractive project with wooden elements in warm colours.

The wooden ceiling element looks so spectacular and divides the interior into zones that we often use it in other projects, including more budgetary ones.

Design project of a 95 square metre premium style flat for a family of two. Cosy flat in muted colours for one of our clients who changed his country of residence.

Floor-to-ceiling mirrors are used on the walls, visually expanding the space. They have already become a trademark of our design bureau, as many clients like this solution.

Our client had an interesting situation – the family has two adults who work at home and two boys of school age. The problem that had to be solved was how to accommodate so many people in such a small flat?

We have planned two double-decker beds for the children, which also serve as a workplace. For the adults, a folding bed and a desk.

Are you tired of typical projects? Do you like classic design? So do we! We present you our unusual interior project of a house in Bauhaus style.

Four colours – white, black, red and yellow – have been chosen for the implementation of the style. All rooms were subordinated to the general idea.

The project represents our vision of a contemporary interpretation of a mid-century modern classic interior. It was a time of creation, designing masterpieces of furniture, most of which are still relevant today.

It’s warmth and practicality, but at the same time, these interiors have a connection to a time gone by. What’s more, to create a unique interior, it’s worth looking out for a range of shops selling vintage furniture from the leading designers of that era.

This living room was designed for a client who requested that the project should not have any multi-level ceilings, and no hanging chandeliers in the centre of the room.

Despite its apparent simplicity, units of furniture from leading Finnish furniture manufacturers were selected for the project.

The project is designed for quick adaptation in the interior of the customer, for example, when developing a flat for rent, or if the customer is ready to stop on a standard project to save on the work of the designer.

Despite its apparent simplicity, units of furniture from leading Finnish manufacturers were selected for the project.  The design of the backlit table is a natural wooden panel covered with stain.

The designer was tasked with creating an unobtrusive style in calm pastel colours.

Flat with a modern interior of 65 square metres, made for a young family. The design is based on pastel colours, and the interior is made with Scandinavian style influence.

The customer’s wish was to introduce natural colours into the interior – the colour of fresh grass, wood and the feeling of the beginning of spring.

Another peculiarity of the project was the small size of the flat, where it was necessary to find space for a bedroom, working area, kitchen and recreation area. The result was a specially designed counter with bar stools.

The customer’s wish was to introduce natural colours into the interior – the colour of fresh grass, wood and the feeling of the beginning of spring.

Another peculiarity of the project was the small size of the flat, where it was necessary to find space for a bedroom, working area, kitchen and recreation area. The result was a specially designed counter with bar stools.

The owner was lucky: the space has high ceilings with an already designed ventilation system, which they decided to expose. And not just exposed, but painted in a bright colour.

The central dominant feature of the design was a translucent wall separating the private and public areas. Design incorporated all the attributes of a high-quality premium renovation – including shaded bespoke skirting boards and sliding structures.

We are glad that our clients do not choose banal, soulless interiors, but rather focus on natural colours, which have a calming effect and can never get boring. This 89 m² modern flat with two bathrooms is no exception.

The design feature, in our opinion, is the successful combination of the olive colour scheme with black and brown wooden elements. The flat has a space for a wardrobe.

This project is an attempt to find a compromise in a flat with an area of only… 16+6=22 square metres! The flat is located in an old building built in 1898 with high ceilings of 4.2 metres.

You have to take into account every centimetre of similar area. This peculiarity allowed to arrange a mezzanine floor for a cosy sleeping area. But the flat found room not only for a decent wardrobe, but even for a washing machine.

The ascetic flat of our artist friend in an old townhouse from the 1950s. The room is used for creative work, so the requirement was to use an achromatic colour scheme that can be diluted with furniture.

Despite the apparent simplicity of the interior, the modern, expensive doors do not catch the eye and shape the overall atmosphere of the room.

Flat in an unusual scandi-loft style. It very successfully combines elements of natural materials – brick, concrete wall, natural colours, with the style of Scandinavian interiors.

The peculiarity of the flat is the colour, which is muted by natural materials and therefore does not look provocative. in some places the flat reminds even Parisian interior style.