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New interiors 2022
This is what someone's happiness looks like.
These interiors belong to real people who wanted to change their home for the better. The pictures you will see here are not photographs, but 3D visualizations of rooms; the result of the designer’s long and painstaking work based on the customer’s descriptions and guidelines. Each interior is created for the individual requirements of specific families, for their needs and for their convenience. Thanks to three-dimensional modeling of space, you also have the opportunity to visit yourself in the future - look into your own apartment after renovation and possible redevelopment.
OFO design studio
OFO design studio
Lighting and free space
Creating and properly organizing free space is not an easy job, especially if the dimensions of the apartment are not very large. However, if you put effort into this, carefully consider the placement of furniture and use it correctly, then the problem will be solvable, and the result will pleasantly surprise you. In a small area, a minimum of furniture should be used; the decor should only be appropriate and not excessive. Large clutter with furniture is a thing of the past and has faded into the background, because now minimalism dictates its own rules.
Space, freedom of movement, high-quality lighting and plenty of air – these are the features that should be the slogan of a modern apartment. Many may say that with a minimum of furniture the room will look poor and uncomfortable, but this is not at all true. To create coziness, you need to arrange the furniture correctly, grouping it in separate areas instead of placing it around the entire perimeter of the room. By arranging furniture in an island manner, you can not only make the room functional, but also divide it into several functional zones.
Proper lighting will also help to divide an apartment or room into functional zones. Nowadays, one central lighting in the form of a large chandelier is practically not used; spotlights, wall and floor lamps can increasingly be found. Furniture with integrated lighting also creates a pleasant atmosphere, which makes this or that furniture stand out from the overall picture. The richer the lighting, the more spacious the room is visually, which is especially important in small areas.
It is necessary to use not only artificial, but also natural color, which is why the windows must be open. Gloomy and thick curtains, flowers, pots - all these are relics of the past that have faded into the background. The ideal option would be light and transparent or Roman blinds that can be kept open during the day.
Modern wall design in the kitchen
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Black marble backsplash with white veins for kitchen walls
The decoration of the walls of a modern kitchen, as a rule, comes down to the design of the apron, since the rest of the surface is covered with the facades of the kitchen unit. Kitchens are occupying an increasingly modest place in the spaces of apartments of residents of megacities, stretching into laconic lines along one of the walls of the living room, and space-saving furniture is built in from floor to ceiling.
“Doubling the area” of the dining area with a mirror wall
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Mirror wall in the interior of the dining room
If you prefer an interior design with a mirror finish in an expanded format, look at the visualization of the kitchen-dining room interior in the illustration above. Here the mirror wall enhances the illumination of the room and visually increases its area by almost 2 times. The remaining wall area, as the geometry of functionalism dictates to us, is used from floor to ceiling and represents the solid facades of the built-in kitchen unit. This technique allows you to completely hide the furniture cabinets and achieve the effect of being recessed into the wall.
Painting the walls in the apartment
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Classic wall decoration in the dining room
Classic finishing of painted walls with moldings, wallpaper inserts and boiserie panels
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Moldings, cornices, decorative inserts and boiserie panels in wall decoration
Designers of the Fundament Group of Companies use high-quality moldings and stucco elements from third-party manufacturers in wall decoration, as well as boiserie wall panels and door portals of their own production.
Decorative plaster for wall decoration
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Decorative concrete-look plaster for an accent wall in the living room
Speaking about wall decoration, it is worth knowing that such types of plaster as:
- cement-based mineral;
- acrylic (polymer);
- silicate (with a base on liquid potassium glass or silicone resin).
Decorative plasters
are considered:
- textured plaster for concrete;
- Venetian multilayer;
- Moroccan (glossy analogue of Venetian);
- Byzantine (subtype of Venetian);
- American (in the form of raindrops);
- liquid wallpaper (or Danish plaster);
- Munich plaster (acrylic with marble chips);
- silk plaster (pearl, thin layer).
Our designers at the Fundament Group of Companies competently select the types of decorative plaster taking into account the style of the interior and the type of room to make each project unique!
Textured concrete plaster in a modern interior with loft elements
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Textured concrete plaster in the interior of a loft living room
Decorative textured concrete plaster is an ideal solution for interiors in loft, steampunk, industrial and grunge styles. It well imitates a rough concrete surface with chips, scratches and a web of cracks. This coating is an expensive type of wall finishing and requires special skill in application. But the effect in the form of a stunning, brutal and charismatic interior is worth it!
Venetian plaster combined with moldings, mirrors and marble panels
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Venetian plaster and natural marble panels in the decoration of the hallway walls
With proper design, a laconic finish can become truly luxurious. Our designers create exclusive design projects for apartment interiors, in which long hallways and halls almost always devoid of natural light become attractive and stylish. Marble panels in combination with Venetian plaster and beveled mirrors, as well as modern ceiling lighting, create a magnificent play of textures, highlights and reflections.
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Venetian plaster in the design of the walls of a living room in the Art Deco style with neoclassical elements
The same finishing material, framed by wall moldings with neoclassical stucco decoration, reveals its character in a new way. The interior of the living room, designed in beige monochrome, is especially interesting with the play of single-color textures. Muted beige velvet upholstery of upholstered furniture, light wood floors, wall panels and nude-colored furniture facades in combination with the shiny surface of the beige-gray “Venetian” delight the eye and touch with its textured variety.
By the way!
Layout without restrictions!
We work on the layout until you are happy with it. And it doesn’t matter how many options there are: 5, 7, 10... There are no restrictions!
Cool consultation!
The manager will tell you in detail how the design is going, share his experience, help determine the budget, etc. And all this is completely free!
More than 13 years on the market!
This confirms that we offer a quality product at the best price, work honestly and you can rely on us!
1 year warranty!
We guarantee high-quality drawings! If there is an error, we will fix it free of charge and promptly. The guarantee is valid for a year after delivery of the design project!
Wall decoration in the bedroom
In bedroom interiors, soft wall panels with textile and leather upholstery are used primarily to create a feeling of comfort and coziness. Also popular are inserts of designer wallpaper with a floral or thematic pattern, tapestry panels, relief gypsum panels and black glass in the decoration of the walls of the TV area.
Soft wall panels
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Textile wall panels for bedside wall decoration
Soft wall panels for the bedroom are one of the striking characteristic features of designer interiors. They are designed by the author of the project and manufactured to order in furniture production. These functional interior design elements enhance the sound and heat insulation of bedrooms and do not require preliminary preparation of walls for installation, perfectly leveling any surface. Upholstery made of eco-friendly furniture velvet, satin or leather with dust- and dirt-repellent impregnation ensures ease of cleaning and long service life of soft wall decor.
Scandinavian
A universal style that will suit almost everyone. It is very light, laconic and, most importantly, cozy: the Scandinavians know a lot about this, because they were the ones who invented hygge.
Scandinavian style rules
- White and gray colors. The sun is an infrequent guest on the Scandinavian Peninsula, so adding more light is the main task when creating an interior. To do this, the ceiling and walls must be white or light gray. By the way, this technique will also visually enlarge the room.
- Natural materials. Scandinavian interior is about naturalness, so forget about plastic and polyester. Choose wooden or wicker furniture; pillows and blankets made of textiles, fur or leather; decor made of ceramics, metal and glass.
- Simple forms. Furniture in the Scandinavian style is not pretentious and bulky, but laconic and functional.
- Plants. It is desirable that they have large green leaves. Plant plants in ceramic pots of natural shades, and then place them on racks, shelves or directly on the floor - this is what the Scandinavians themselves like to do.
- Bright accents. A few colored elements won't hurt: blue pillows, a yellow chair, a green blanket. The main thing is to choose not too saturated shades.
Ulyana Petrukhina
It seems to me that now many people have suddenly plunged into the world of Scandinavian interiors. They are simple to implement, can be transformed to suit any budget and can be perfectly complemented with new decorative elements in the future.
My apartment is currently decorated in the style of “fine finishing, something needs to be done with it.” Arranging my own nest is a very important process for me, so it takes a lot of time to plan and try to understand what I really want.
My soul is torn by the desire to fit everything I like into 40 square meters, but I think I will ultimately settle on an extremely minimalist design in the best traditions of Scandinavian apartments and only then will I add some color accents or interesting ones to this light monochromatic base interior elements for seasons and mood.
