The hits keep coming from TOL’KO interiors with this 280 sqm apartment at Frunzenskaya Street, Moscow, Russia. Magnificent marble feature walls swirl across a modern living room and a formal dining room, and thread through an open and luxurious hallway. Where the marble slabs end, wood effect panels take over to create uniformity of the remaining walls, interior doors, and storage solutions. Other storage volumes are obscured behind textured glass doors, including two walk-in closets, and a bespoke bookcase that stands boldly central in the wide hallway. The bathrooms and bedrooms continue the chic decor style, where white and gold veined marble slabs are replaced by espresso marble panelling, and matching modern vanity units.
We begin the tour where a chrome and black floor lamp arcs into a serene silver and white modern living room scheme. Floor to ceiling windows on two sides of the room bathe the pale lounge in natural daylight, which is filtered through sheer white voiles.
A column of gold and grey veined white marble strikes through the plain expanse of the window wall. Neutral curtains frame the glass.
The lounge arrangement is held together by a large area rug above light wood laminate flooring.
Twin accent chairs define the border of the lounge before it transitions into the kitchen diner. Textured glass doors slide back on their rails to adjoin the spaces.
A pair of gun metal round coffee tables provide a dark sheen in the centre of the lounge rug.
The L-shaped sofa provides sociable seating for at least seven people. Brown and grey scatter cushions tie in with the colourway of the modern accent chairs at its side.
Decorative vases and hefty coffee table books give the large living room a more lived in feel.
Directional spotlights angle down from tracks that border the whole lounge ceiling. The same lights illuminate the large hallway that opens directly into the living area.
A white marble slab makes a luxurious top on the floating media unit beneath the tv. Designer table lamps stand on white marble bases to continue the theme.
Two beautiful speakers blend into a wood slatted tv wall. The tv has been set back into the textured panels so that the screen sits flush with the finish.
Moving through into the adjacent luxury dining room, we observe that the marble cladding from the lounge wraps around here seamlessly.
The golden tones from the stunning marble feature walls is picked up in a modern chandelier above the dining table.
The cylindrical support legs of the dining table shimmer with the same midas touch.
A black linear suspension light crosses above a kitchen dining island behind the formal dining area.
The wood breakfast bar has a sleek cantilevered effect. A couple of stylish glass vases dress the edge of the black island.
Cabinets in the modern kitchen occupy two full walls, linking the cooking and formal dining spaces together.
Doorways open up on each side of the dining room so that the entire social space may be linked together and flow freely.
The textured glass doors are trimmed in gold. The curvy modern dining set peeps through.
Simple neutral bar stools stand at the kitchen dining bench so as not to overcomplicate the look. A geometric patterned trim cuts across the kitchen base units to create extra interest.
A bespoke bookcase forms the core of the wide hallway. Textured glass walls and marble columns make up its unique design.
Wood effect panels have been applied to the surrounding areas to create uniformity of the walls, interior doors, and some hidden storage.
A houndstooth pouf is nestled into a nook in the wood effect panel wall. A custom cut mirror fills the niche edge-to-edge. A small shelving unit floats on its reflective surface.
Opposite the pouf, an obscure glass door reveals a walk-in closet.
The marble wall from the lounge extravagantly wraps around the corner into the hall, and keeps on going.
The bespoke glass and marble bookcase design splits the wide entry hall in two.
Secret storage space is concealed behind wood panel doors.
Illuminated shelves and garment rails glow from within the hallway closet.
Espresso marble and white textured panels freshly contrast in a small luxury bathroom scheme.
What this neat cloakroom basin lacks in size, it makes up for in style.
Inside the master bedroom, the headboard wall separates the sleep zone from the dressing area. Matching bedroom pendant lights descend down either side of the headboard, lighting its dark coffee colour finish.
Opposite the foot of the bed, two niches are brightened by shelf lights.
A comfortable reading chair sits by the illuminated bookshelves, with a floor reading lamp for more focussed task lighting.
As we move beyond the headboard/dividing wall, we find the walk-in wardrobe through doors set within a run of glass cupboards.
Organised shelves, drawers and rails cross one wall of the walk-in.
A makeup vanity crosses the narrow window wall. With lack of wall space, the illuminated vanity mirror comes attached to the marble vanity table.
The espresso marble design of the cloakroom basin is repeated within the large bathroom design–only this time as a double sink vanity.
A floating toilet and bidet set blend in quietly with white wall panels.
Nesting coffee tables and a comfortable sofa furnish a home workspace.
Apartment perspective drawing.
Apartment floor plan.
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