White Tree

The apartment is situated within a multifunctional complex, which includes commercial premises, a hotel, and office spaces. In a way, this fact predisposes it to modern urban living. The authors' intention from the outset was to surpass the "minimalist/rectilinear" interior standard, fulfilling clients' expectations while bringing something unusual and attractive.

The philosophy of the architectural interior design of the apartment is inspired by the natural scenery offered by the views from the top two floors. The forest and the river, often covered with ice in winter, evoke freedom, lightness, uninhibitedness, and dynamism. The magnificent natural panorama, naturally changing throughout the seasons, is embodied in the interior in the form of organic forms. The fundamental elements are the abstracted silhouette of a tree and the shape of a crystal, appearing in multiple positions. The central motif of the layout is the atypical double-arm staircase, dividing the ground floor into dining/kitchen and living areas, yet also connecting it to the sleeping area, where the bedrooms and hygiene facilities are located.

White dominates all spaces, complementing and emphasizing the abstraction and minimalism of the areas. The spaces thus acquire almost a "sculptural" character. Despite the dominance of white, the maisonette apartment feels cozy. The creation and need for such an interior are inherently connected to its creators and owners; it is natural to them, perfectly identifying with them because it stems from their essence. It's simply a state of higher consciousness, a culture so ingrained in the owners who understand the essence of quality architecture and design, as well as in the architects who comprehend the challenge of space and have sophisticatedly utilized the owners' trust.

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