Project
Parisian Chic: A Blend of Antiquity and Modernity in a St. Petersburg Apartment
Category
Best Implemented Apartment / Private House Interior Design Project
About the project (provided by the applicant)
The project feels as if it has stepped out of the pages of an old novel: the atmosphere of France intertwines with colonial Indian motifs, while elements of Morocco find continuation in St. Petersburg art. This apartment is designed for aesthetes who appreciate detail, quality, natural materials, and complexity.
The deep dusty blue ceiling creates a sense of depth, while glass double doors lead into the heart of the apartment — the living room. Here, the fireplace’s glow is softly reflected in mirrors with gilded frames.
One of the most complex elements of the project was the kitchen. It not only accommodates a dining area but also houses a gas boiler and a breather system. The study, the only room in dark tones, is designed in the English style, with strict, majestic dark walls and a coffered ceiling accented by a collection of colorful butterflies in frames.
The Twins design studio fulfilled all the clients’ wishes: arched openings, marble, “golden accents,” and works by renowned photographers.
Location
Kolomyagi Historic District, St. Petersburg, Russia
Project implementation year
2025
Extra visual materials
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/UaKZXtcPkUhKIA
Floor plan: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CY3nkyr78zSQkK4RoNe06FrSu5mjqFbw?usp=sharing
Applicant
Twins Design Studio
Twins Design Studio was founded in 2019 by a young and creative team of practicing designers. The studio creates contemporary private and public interiors in various styles and directions. The work is based on an unparalleled combination of attention to detail and individuality in each project. The team believes that design should be relevant, appropriate, harmonious, practical, and tailored to the client’s preferences.
Authors of the project
Ilnura Khamatdinova, Renata Kulishova, Irina Tikhilova (Twins Design Studio)
Photo
Sergey Krasyuk
Other participants
Decorator – Anna Krutolevich
Status of the project
Implemented
