Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
JUNE 7, 2016
Designed by Eugene Meshcheruk , this small, bright apartment was transformed for a young family in Zaporojye, Ukraine. The new focal point is the subtle dividing wall built of plywood panels that separate the dining area and kitchen from the living room.
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FEBRUARY 19, 2016
This dynamic restaurant, inspired by a classic Italian trattoria, opened recently in a shopping center in Lviv, Ukraine. ” The restaurant space is divided into three parts: the main hall with an open kitchen and bar, a lobby area in the food court, and a seasonal terrace overlooking the city. .
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DECEMBER 19, 2014
Located in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine, this ultra-modern country house was re-imagined by Ukraine based SVOYA Studio starting from the idea of adding insignificant changes to the space. “ The main idea was based on the combination and the interaction of color, material and texture contrasts.
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FEBRUARY 9, 2015
Sergey Gotvyansky from NOTT Design Studio completed the “ Two-Levels ” project, a redesign of a family residence in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine. This key area connects an attached living room to the right with a kitchen and dining zone to the left. ” Enjoy the virtual tour and let us know what you think! .”
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MAY 1, 2016
Visualized by S&T architects , this apartment in Odessa, Ukraine blends somber and chic interiors. The living area has an intimate feel, thanks to the floor-to-ceiling window blinds and a well-chosen color palette: “In this home the deep, rich colors are the ultimate in masculine elegance,” the designers said.
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APRIL 15, 2016
Ukraine-based Alex Obraztsov completed the design of a contemporary penthouse in Kiev’s city center. The living room’s dark color palette of gray and black is accented by bold colorful artworks from modern Ukrainian and Japanese painters Oksana Masj and Valerij Startsevand Kenzo Takada.
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MARCH 21, 2016
FORM Architectural Bureau completed the design of this modern white apartment in Kiev, Ukraine. An elegant staircase in the middle visually separates the lounge zone from the kitchen and dining spaces. Between the main hallway and the kitchen a strong black accent wall adds much needed contrast with the rest of the apartment.
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