Design for this apartment was dictated by the client's desire to create a stylish and versatile space that would be easy to maintain and cost-effective to rent.

The studio team got involved in the project at a stage when the construction of the main hotel building had already begun, so our solutions had to ideologically and stylistically support the eco-minimalism style set by the architects. Work on the project also included designer's supervision and procurement of all materials.

Design for an apartment in one of the most unusual residential complexes in Kyiv simply could not be ordinary. Here, we created the design that is not typical for our studio, but nevertheless meets all the wishes of the customer.

It would be a crime to leave the luxurious panoramic windows overlooking the Olympic Stadium in just one room, so we made a redesign, turning an ordinary two-room apartment into a spacious studio with a master unit including a bedroom and a walk-through closet leading to the bathroom.

This interior was built around a painting in shades of red that meant a lot to our client. In fact, the piece defined the whole style of this project.

The key element of this project is a spacious living room with panoramic glazing and a mezzanine floor. Despite the already impressive ceiling height, we wanted to further extend the room upwards without creating a feeling of emptiness.

Mixed function spaces are always a challenge. In this two-story project, we combined two spaces that are very rarely adjacent to each other in normal life: a contemporary art gallery and an office for real estate consultants.

All residences in Ariel follow the same architectural style and color scheme. Restrained shapes, natural colors, floor-to-ceiling sliding panoramic windows and expansive terraces immerse the house in surrounding landscape and open them up to nature.