Ever apartment — 100 m²
Ever · 100 m² apartment
A family apartment with panoramic views of Moscow
An interior for a young couple with a teenage daughter and a room for a future child. The design brings together a generous kitchen and living room with a fireplace, a private main suite, two children’s rooms, a laundry room and a terrace lounge. Warm, refined and full of life, the space combines natural textures with nuanced shades of green, wood, stone and brass.
Property type
An apartment in a contemporary residential complex with a terrace and panoramic views.
Designed for
What mattered to the client
Project highlights
A married couple with a teenage daughter, planning to grow their family.
The clients wanted more than a beautiful interior: a complete family home designed around the way they live. It needed to feel contemporary, warm and refined, without cold ostentation. The layout had to bring together a generous shared living area, a private parents’ suite, a room tailored to their teenage daughter and a smaller nursery that could grow with a future child.
The kitchen and living room forms the heart of the apartment, with a green stone TV wall, an integrated fireplace and a dining table on striking brass supports. It is the family’s gathering place for cooking, welcoming guests, sharing dinner and enjoying quiet evenings together.
The design includes individual solutions for each family member. Victoria’s room is soft without being childish, with powder-toned colours, a canopy, a study area, a window-side relaxation spot and a geometric TV wall. The smaller nursery uses a natural palette, with a green feature wall, an arched woodland panel and furniture that can adapt as the child grows.
Private and utility areas received equal care. The main bedroom is an intimate retreat; the en-suite bathroom is an expressive spa space with striking stone, a green accent and bronze details. The laundry room discreetly handles the practical demands of a growing family.
The design includes individual solutions for each family member. Victoria’s room is soft without being childish, with powder-toned colours, a canopy, a study area, a window-side relaxation spot and a geometric TV wall. The smaller nursery uses a natural palette, with a green feature wall, an arched woodland panel and furniture that can adapt as the child grows.
Private and utility areas received equal care. The main bedroom is an intimate retreat; the en-suite bathroom is an expressive spa space with striking stone, a green accent and bronze details. The laundry room discreetly handles the practical demands of a growing family.
The finished interior
The result is layered, warm and deeply personal. Contemporary architecture meets gentle classical influences, natural textures, brass accents and nuanced shades of green, terracotta, wood and stone. Each room has its own character, while a shared palette, light and attention to detail bring the home together.
This apartment feels like a real family home rather than an anonymous showroom. It makes room for shared moments, privacy, children’s activities, rest, storage and everyday routines. The result is a refined, intimate home that feels considered, mature and emotionally warm.
This apartment feels like a real family home rather than an anonymous showroom. It makes room for shared moments, privacy, children’s activities, rest, storage and everyday routines. The result is a refined, intimate home that feels considered, mature and emotionally warm.
