Reader’s home – nautical in Russia
Posted on Wed, 19 Sep 2012 by KiM
Pavel, a reader from Vasilyevsky Island in St. Petersburg, Russia, emailed us with a link to an article of his home featured in The Village. The apartment he shares with his wife and daughter has 4 rooms, and is 105m². They project managed the renovations of their apartment, and came up with a nautical theme for the decor, as they are big fans of yachting. They’ve got quite a collection of fantastic artwork…and still have wall space they want to fill. They’ve done a wonderful job, and I’m especially fond of the kitchen. I’ve always been a fan of those Ikea freestanding units.
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Anne says:
Love all that open storage!
selina says:
Amazing! What an intelligent use if the spaces. The rooms look long and narrow and could be quite tricky to furnish. I think that white walls are often underrated, this flat looks cosy and inviting. I like it very much.
oregonbird says:
It's a home, not a set, which gives it extra points for me. The track lighting is way 70's, but the aluminum danglies make up for that… oh, never mind, I do like the track lighting, it's so in-your-face! The kitchen is good, but the dining area is wonderful — very cafe, breezy. I love that the art is hung so low in the baby's room, the use of primary colors against sophistication. There's a real sense of space, but on its own terms. Liveable, very liveable.
VelWow says:
The kitchen is a crowning achievement! It's expertly designed and also livable! Gorgeous work. Thanks for sharing!