Inside an Interior Designer’s Own Home.

The interior design of this apartment was created by Yaryna Pevna who intended to live in the space before renting it out for long-term stays.

This apartment was created on a relatively short budget, with no limitations on design, incorporating unique and creative elements that make it truly one-of-a-kind.

Bedroom has mirrored wardrobe and an open closet in front of it , creating a convenient and accessible space

The combination of the wardrobe with mirror doors and the open closet in front of it offers a dynamic and well-organized storage solution.
Open closet adds a modern touch to the room’s design, allowing easy access to organize and display clothing and accessories. as part of the room’s decor, while wardrobe hides season clothing behind mirror doors.
It not only adds functionality to the bedroom but also contributes to the overall aesthetic appeal, making this bedroom both stylish and practical.

The wall behind the bed in this apartment is a delightful blend of linear plaster 3D panels and wooden panels. The colors are elegantly muted, with the wooden panels harmonizing perfectly with the floor and bed fabric.
The plaster panels painted add depth to the room’s overall aesthetic.
Accent black hanging lamps and bedside tables balance soft color palette of this room.

Bathroom design was made in warm colours, mixing  travertine tiles and hpl wooden panels as well as an accent chevron wall.
The standout feature of the bathroom is two large windows that bring in the luxury of abundant natural light, while also creating a great bathing experience where you can relax in the tub and enjoy the city view.