"Time inside"

Apartment

56 m²

About the project

Moscow City is a place where the rhythm of the city is set by high-rise buildings, and the panorama is not inferior to the frames from the movies. Life is in full swing here around the clock: deals, lights, traffic.

But there is silence outside the door of this apartment. The space was created for rent, but the atmosphere is more like a boutique hotel, where every inch is thought out and filled with meaning. The main character is panoramic windows that blur the boundaries between the interior and the metropolis.

Planning solution

Photos of the project

The living room meets with its contrast. On the one hand, there is an endless city underfoot, on the other — the intimate comfort inside.

The sofa area seems to be created for leisurely conversations, where soft textiles are shaded with bright accents. A striped carpet keeps the space in rhythm, and a round table with decorative objects adds irony and lightness.

<div style="font-size: 24px;" data-customstyle="yes">A chandelier in a deep terracotta shade becomes an art object, and a vintage mirror in gold seems to wink at modern lines</div>

A chandelier in a deep terracotta shade becomes an art object, and a vintage mirror in gold seems to wink at modern lines

There are no random details here — each piece is designed so that the interior not only pleases the eye, but also makes you smile.

<div style="font-size: 24px;" data-customstyle="yes">The dining area is a real stage where even a simple plate of peaches turns into a still life worthy of a museum exhibit</div>

The dining area is a real stage where even a simple plate of peaches turns into a still life worthy of a museum exhibit

Here you want to arrange breakfasts for two with a view of the city or evening dinners in dim light. The table is the center of the composition, and the chairs seem to invite you to linger. Even the sculptural head on the shelf looks with a slight irony, as if checking: do you live artistically enough in this interior?

The kitchen is functional, but at the same time refined

The cooking and storage area is designed as cleanly as possible: light facades without unnecessary decoration, clear geometry, practical surfaces. But all this is not a strict "kitchen discipline", but a space where cooking turns into pleasure. Not only the result is important here, but also the process itself: slicing fruits, arranging glasses, getting out a bottle of wine — everything looks like part of the performance.

The bedroom is a real art manifesto

The panoramic window opens up such a panorama of Moscow that the art on the walls seems to be an extension of the view outside the window. The single-line painting sets a graphic rhythm, and the terracotta-tinged headboard adds drama. Combined with the blue plaid and textured pillows, the bedroom becomes not only a place to relax, but also a stage for inspiration. The work area by the window is a corner for ideas and thoughts. Here you can sit in an armchair the color of an autumn pumpkin and allow yourself the luxury of staying while the metropolis continues to run behind the glass.

The bathroom completes the story

A white stone with golden veins gives a calm luxury, and a backlit mirror turns familiar morning rituals into stills from a movie. A shower with a ceiling watering can gives the effect of a personal waterfall, and neatly folded towels create the feeling of a premium hotel. Even the long green stems on the countertop look like a thoughtful decoration, giving life and movement to minimalism.

This apartment in Moscow City is created for rent, but there is not a drop of impersonality in it.

On the contrary, the interior seems to say: here you can be a part of the city, but at the same time live in your own rhythm. It's a balance between rigor and gentleness, between business energy and personal time.
"Time Inside" is a name that perfectly reflects the concept. The metropolis is rushing behind the panoramic windows, but inside the space offers the rare luxury of stopping.

<div style="font-size: 18px;" data-customstyle="yes">A chandelier in a deep terracotta shade becomes an art object, and a vintage mirror in gold seems to wink at modern lines</div>

A chandelier in a deep terracotta shade becomes an art object, and a vintage mirror in gold seems to wink at modern lines

There are no random details here — each piece is designed so that the interior not only pleases the eye, but also makes you smile.

<div style="font-size: 18px;" data-customstyle="yes">The dining area is a real stage where even a simple plate of peaches turns into a still life worthy of a museum exhibit</div>

The dining area is a real stage where even a simple plate of peaches turns into a still life worthy of a museum exhibit

Here you want to arrange breakfasts for two with a view of the city or evening dinners in dim light. The table is the center of the composition, and the chairs seem to invite you to linger. Even the sculptural head on the shelf looks with a slight irony, as if checking: do you live artistically enough in this interior?

The kitchen is functional, but at the same time refined

The cooking and storage area is designed as cleanly as possible: light facades without unnecessary decoration, clear geometry, practical surfaces. But all this is not a strict "kitchen discipline", but a space where cooking turns into pleasure. Not only the result is important here, but also the process itself: slicing fruits, arranging glasses, getting out a bottle of wine — everything looks like part of the performance.

The bedroom is a real art manifesto

The panoramic window opens up such a panorama of Moscow that the art on the walls seems to be an extension of the view outside the window. The single-line painting sets a graphic rhythm, and the terracotta-tinged headboard adds drama. Combined with the blue plaid and textured pillows, the bedroom becomes not only a place to relax, but also a stage for inspiration. The work area by the window is a corner for ideas and thoughts. Here you can sit in an armchair the color of an autumn pumpkin and allow yourself the luxury of staying while the metropolis continues to run behind the glass.

The bathroom completes the story

A white stone with golden veins gives a calm luxury, and a backlit mirror turns familiar morning rituals into stills from a movie. A shower with a ceiling watering can gives the effect of a personal waterfall, and neatly folded towels create the feeling of a premium hotel. Even the long green stems on the countertop look like a thoughtful decoration, giving life and movement to minimalism.

This apartment in Moscow City is created for rent, but there is not a drop of impersonality in it.

On the contrary, the interior seems to say: here you can be a part of the city, but at the same time live in your own rhythm. It's a balance between rigor and gentleness, between business energy and personal time.
"Time Inside" is a name that perfectly reflects the concept. The metropolis is rushing behind the panoramic windows, but inside the space offers the rare luxury of stopping.