Apartment interior in the residential complex ALIA | A4 Bureau

The interior concept is built with an emphasis on expressive geometry and neat contrast. The main color palette is light and calm, with local use of contrasting natural shades – fresh light olive and warm terracotta. For a small area of the apartment, it was important to preserve as much air and space as possible, while delineating the functional areas. Thus, two main spatial accents appeared in the project — a wall of glass blocks between the bedroom and the dining area, and an arch with built-in shelves between the living room and kitchen areas. A glass block wall adds an interesting visual effect — it lets in light while maintaining privacy. On the bedroom side, the blocks have a semi-matt coating, giving the room more softness and privacy.

In the living room area behind the sofa, accent wallpaper based on an individual sketch supports the geometry of the arch, and the direction of the drawing stretches the space. The wall opposite is painted in contrasting deep graphite paint, which creates additional depth. The high mirrored door in the kitchen area, hiding the laundry room, also works for depth and a sense of the air. The dining group is united by the hanging lamp Vetra from Marset in Amber shade. Above the console, a panel by artists Valery and Vitaly Liba highlights the combination of natural shades and materials of the kitchen and dining area.

In the bedroom, the accent wall of the blocks is emphasized by the clear geometry of the mirror with an integrated wall lamp and a built-in wardrobe. The headboard of the bed with smooth shapes and round sconces from Marset is decorated with a contrasting accent. The wallpaper pattern combines clear geometry with rounded elements, emphasizing their connection in the interior.