The interior of the apartment in the "Italian Quarter" is a harmony of architectural clarity and warm classics. The space was designed for a young family who appreciates comfort, symmetry and noble materials. The task was subtle: to create an interior that will not get tired, will not lose its relevance and will become the backdrop for a long family history.

The central element is the kitchen-dining room, combined into one space. We made the kitchen according to an individual project: the facades are made of ash veneer with fine milling, the countertop is made of natural stone. All the mechanisms are hidden, the opening is by touch, and the fittings are premium.

The dining group is made in a single style: the table and chairs are assembled manually, with an exact match in tone and texture.

The TV area is not just a panel, but an architectural element. We have developed a composition of paneled panels with a frame and built-in lighting, which creates a sense of depth and visual center in the living room.

The entire apartment uses uniform decorative elements: paneled doors with a fine patina, baseboards with a classic profile, cabinets with fully integrated facades. Everything is selected and executed so that the interior is perceived as an architectural whole.

The color palette is light, neutral, with warm woody accents. We deliberately abandoned bright contrasts in favor of soft depth and noble texture.

This project has become an example of a calm, adult classic in which there is no place for randomness. Everything works for the overall atmosphere — comfort, reliability, architectural balance.

The clients noted that the interior “immediately became familiar” — this is exactly what we wanted. Precision of execution, respect for style and attention to detail have done their job. Such projects reveal the philosophy of INTERIO GRAND: to create not just furniture, but a culture of space.