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IT is a synonym for success, modern approach, delicate taste. As well as an active lifestyle, love for freedom of movement. Such data formed the basis of the project, the main task of which was the preservation of space and "air". The apartments of the young couple were in a new building, which was a great advantage - we have a free layout and complete freedom of action and decisions! They decided not to separate the kitchen from the hallway and make it one single space with the living room-kitchen - it not only looks stylish, but also extremely functional.

As it turned out, IT specialists do not correspond to myths and stereotypes at all. In front of us was an ultramodern couple who love to cook and invite lots of friends to their place! The table for them is not only a place for eating, but a place for entertainment, communication and board games. That’s why special attention was paid to the dining table. The solution is the Connubia transforming table, which is 2 meters long when unfolded. At the same time, the space around it does not lose its functionality, but on the contrary, which is very important for a big fun company. The finishing touch of the dining area was a painting painted by Natalia herself.

The kitchen is large and functional. All household appliances are hidden in a niche, and the linearity of the kitchen emphasizes the simplicity of forms.

The severity of the lines is subtly traced in the living room. A thin TV, adjacent to the wall without gaps, relieves us of unnecessary indents from the walls and dissonances. Invisible doors are hidden from view, and the painting by Kirill Khlopov creates its own stunning accent and embodies a single composition of the sofa and decor in the living room area.

For comfort, a decorative panel was placed next to the sofa. It creates even more coziness, being at the same time a sconce for an intimate atmosphere.

Open space and an ordinary door are simply incompatible concepts. Therefore, the bedroom has a pencil case door, which is attached to the rail in the ceiling recess and slides in with a slight movement of the hand. Thus, we have preserved the airiness and unity of space. The door is plastered like the front of the cabinet, so when closed, we get a solid composition with a TV and vertical lines.

The continuation of the space is also observed when the door to the bedroom is open. Since the wall at the head of the bed is not visible from the living room, we decided to make it from Venetian plaster in a lilac-gray shade. Agree that the bedroom should be “soft”! And Tatyana Radivilko's painting added the room even more romanticism.