Address:
Kolkhoznaya str., Kaliningrad, Russia
Area: 122.0 m²

Project year: 2012Architects: Telemak Ananyan, Gohar Isakhanyan

3D modeling and
visualization: Karen Aghakhanyan

The main goal of the apartment design is to create minimalist
white interior.
The open space is filled with both daytime and artificial
lighting, the hallway is designed in white and the free longitudinal wall is
designed to exhibit photographs.
The hallway floor is made of walnut-wood parquet; the built-in bookcase
is made with prints of paintings by Mark Rothko which gives the interior a
bright, lively emphasis and identity. The walls, as well as the hallways, are designed
to exhibit artworks and are illuminated with direct light fixtures.
The kitchen design is inspired by the art of Piet Mondrian:
composition of two or three bright colors on a white background. The kitchen walls
are painted white; the white cork floor and the white furniture interact with
the vibrant colors of paintings and interior elements.
In contrast to the living room and kitchen, the bedroom colors are
designed in delicate pastel tones. The bedroom floor is made of bleached oak
floorboards and in addition to general lighting; hidden lights are available on
the headboard of the bed.
The apartment doors are installed on the entire height of the room
in which the only visible part is a door leaf. The doors are either merged with
an adjoining apartment (bedroom), or they have a decorative purpose (kitchen,
children’s room).
Children's room is designed based on the tale "Alice in
Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll. The room is decorated with wallpaper with
characters from the famous tale.
The apartment is designed in the tradition of ancient Chinese
teachings of Feng Shui, based on the analysis of the building’s location. Also,
the future tenants’ individual characteristics were implemented in the
functional zoning of the apartment.