These objects can live in space, as art objects, and serve as a pedestal or, as happened in the Blue Project, be installed instead of tables next to the head of the bed. For me they are special and more like sculpture than furniture. Their functionality is not fixed and allows you to review their purpose.

Furniture, as part of the architectural form, is of great importance in the design of minimalistic and functionally loaded spaces. Thin smooth lines, lack of handles and clarity of execution create a feeling of solidity.

It was important for me to create a kitchen area that would go well with rich stucco, parquet and a lively texture of historical stucco. I chose kitchen facades from dark brown, almost black recycled plastic. It is distinguished by a matte texture and looks exaggerated modern. I designed the countertop and box separately. Thin, monolithic, matte. She connected together the historical ceremonial part of the space and the kitchen area.

In the design process, it is important for me to abandon all that is superfluous and focus only on the essence and functionality. Then visual solutions look natural, modern and ergonomic.