Embracing Harmony and Wellness in St. Petersburg’s Minimalist Apartment

The designers of this apartment project in St. Petersburg aimed to create a harmonious and soothing living environment for a young woman, a student, and a future doctor. They chose a soft minimalist style, using neutral gray walls, decorative plaster, and warm-toned Scandinavian oak. The kitchen features a graphite-black kitchen set, pull-out drawers for pots and pans, and a decorative panel by Ekaterina Gromceva. The bedroom boasts a spacious walk-in closet, a hidden bed, calming shades, and textured surfaces. The bathroom features monochrome tiles, rough decorative plaster, white sanitary ware, and glossy mirrors. The favorite room of the house is the study, which serves as a workspace, guest room, and home cinema. It features a portable 4K projector, a gypsum cardboard screen, and concealed lighting. The designers incorporated sustainable practices throughout the project, such as eliminating traditional TV systems and using a minimal amount of materials.

Interior Designer: Anastasia Konopatina, Jai Interiors Studio

Paint for the walls: Huggie

Ceramic granite: Italon

Doors and parquet: Greenline Decorative

Jute panel: Palaty by Ekaterina Gromceva

Tableware on the table: Bowls by Elizaveta Gubanova

Textiles in the bedroom: Togas

Textiles in the study and living room: Living Divani Aymara Cushion

Table lamp: Phare Table Lamp, Audo Copenhagen, Denmark

Table lamp: Ray Table Lamp, Portable, Audo Copenhagen, Denmark

Furniture, mirrors, suspended cabinets, and all built-in furniture were custom-made according to

the designer’s sketches, with the hand-crafted details

Dining table and chairs: SKdesign”