Guide: 10 Most Popular Posts of July

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We look at which apartment Nadia Zотовa lives in, learn witty design tricks from Anna Muravyova, and create a wardrobe in a standard apartment. And much more

Time flies, traditions remain – we've gathered the most read materials from the past month. If you missed them, now is the perfect time to catch up!

1. How to Fight Dust: 9 Tips That Work

Professional decorator, artist, and blogger Oxana Panteleeva tells how to fight dust even in a designer interior with many small details – dust collectors

2. Who and Why Built the 'House on Stilts' in Moscow

Standard Moscow high-rises don't please the eye? In July we started telling about the most unusual residential buildings in the capital. The first on the list was the 'House on Stilts' on Begovaya Street.

3. Interior of the Week: Visiting Designer Nadia Zотовa

Nadia Zотовa, founder of Enjoy Home studio, didn't make her small apartment empty and bright, but instead filled it with lush colors and vibrant details.

4. How to Make a Wardrobe in a Standard Apartment: 5 Examples from Professionals

In the most common apartment series P-44 and P-44T, in 'Brezhnev' buildings, 'Stalin' apartments, and even in Khrushchev-era flats, you can design a beautiful and convenient wardrobe. Sometimes it's enough to order a design project from a professional, while other times just seeing how it's done is sufficient.

5. Anna Muravyova's Small 'Marine' Apartment in Gelendzhik

Thanks to decorative techniques and the designer's skill in creating illusions, this small apartment in Gelendzhik became much more spacious. Study this project – it's full of witty solutions!

6. Mistakes That Leave No Air to Breathe in an Apartment

In every apartment, designed by planners, there should be standard ventilation, but often it's forgotten during renovation. Only after moving into a renovated apartment do people realize that there's no air to breathe in the flat. We explore what might cause poor ventilation.

Photo: in style, Guide, Stalin Apartment – photo on our site

7. Norwegian Cottage in the Moscow Suburbs: 'Farms' Project

Architect Oxana Kostyuchenko came up with a new look for an old summer dacha in the Moscow suburbs – a bright and warm Norwegian house. After studying the simple 'construction', Oxana suggested a plan of action, and the work got underway!

8. How a 'Stalin' Apartment Became a Loft: Compare 'Before' and 'After'

The owner gave designer Eugenia Razuyeva full freedom, only specifying that the interior style should be loft. Let's see what came out of it.

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9. Design Hacks for Comfort in a Studio Apartment

As often happens, finishing work is done, some furniture is in place, but the interior doesn't look complete. We share universal tricks that help finalize a small apartment renovation.

10. Designing a Small Kitchen: 12 Ways to Increase Space

Even the tiniest kitchen can be stylish and comfortable. The key is not to clutter corners, find neat compact storage solutions, pay attention to new appliances and furniture... Well, let's go through everything in order.

Photo: Kitchen and Dining Room in Modern Style, Guide, Stalin Apartment – photo on our site

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