Location: Kyiv, Ukraine
Area: 88 sq.m.
Team: Alexey Gulesha, Viktoria Romaniuk, Sergii Plinokos
Photo: Andrew Shurpenkov
Year: 2025
This apartment is situated in the heart of Kyiv, on Liuteranska Street. Originally designed as a cozy rental space, the project evolved into something much more. The client not only introduced some great ideas but also encouraged us to do the same, making the entire process a seamless collaboration between a visionary design team and a detail-oriented perfectionist owner.
The interior carries a distinct Scandinavian influence, evident in the Carl Hansen chairs and wooden parquet. However, we wanted to blend it with Ukrainian industrial furniture and elegant Italian lighting. That’s how the space came together with DIZA Collective coffee tables, a Flos pendant light, and many other carefully curated details. With limited space for a large kitchen, we opted to extend the countertop depth and incorporate steel shelving to maximize functionality. One of our favorite solutions is the recessed upper cabinets, seamlessly integrated into the wall for a clean, minimalist look.
Every surface and material harmonizes with the next while introducing unique textures and subtle variations in tone, adding depth and character to the space. Our all-time favorite Taccia lamp by Flos found its perfect spot here, casting soft, rounded highlights that gently warm up the neutral walls and enhance the ambiance.
