Guide: 10 Classy Neoclassical Projects

Following the popularity of Scandinavian apartments, we publish a list of the ten most beautiful projects in the neoclassical style. Its popularity is well-earned: by rejecting anything overly pompous, modern classicism retains only the finest elements of traditional classical interiors.

One-room apartment in pastel tones

To create the desired atmosphere, Natalia Koreneva used mainly pastel tones in the finishing. In the hallway, this is a powder "silk" plaster and olive velvet sofa in the niche, while on the kitchen – a combination of mint and beige. In the bedroom, the spring mood is provided by wallpapers in blue and soft pink tones.

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Design: Natalia Koreneva

Bright apartment in a new building

The free plan of the apartment allowed Anna Simonova to bring all the client's ideas into the interior and even more: the designer created a walk-in closet at the entrance, as well as spacious built-in wardrobes in the bedroom and office. Plus, a separate laundry area was arranged.

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Design: Anna Simonova Interior Studio

Budget classicism in a "brezhnev" flat

For an architect constrained by a modest budget on one side and the apartment's dimensions on the other, finding hidden opportunities in a brezhnev-era "two-room" flat was necessary. And they were found.

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Design: Graaf Home

Spacious apartment on Tsvetnoy Boulevard

Despite the neutral cream-sand background, the apartment turned out very vibrant in spirit and mood. The dominant feature in the living room was a green wall cabinet-library with a disguised door. The same shade of green was used in the hallway.

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Design: Ze-Moov Home Studio

Three-room apartment in St. Petersburg

In almost the entire apartment, wall finishing was done using paint and decorative moldings, and curtains – all of this blends beautifully with the beautiful parquet flooring laid in a "French fir" pattern and contrasting tiles in the corridor.

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Design: Daria Baranovich

Stylish two-room flat in New Moscow

In four months, Olga Kulikovskaya-Eshbi created a luxurious interior in neoclassical style within a concrete shell, with a carefully planned storage system – agree, that’s exactly what every young housewife dreams of?

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Design: Olga Kulikovskaya-Eshbi, Interior Box

Not quite classical trash

For the finishing, elements of classical style were taken as a basis: dark solid oak flooring was laid on the floor, and in the living area – parquet in "French fir" layout. In the guest bathroom and hallway, mosaic tiles were used. The clients immediately decided that the interior would feature high baseboards, classical doors, and moldings.

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Design: Irina Travnina, Natalia Tarasevich

Trash with a view of the Non-Stop Garden

Working on this project in a historical house with high ceilings and full-height windows was a blessing for the designers. Margarita Melnikova and Tatiana Nikitina divided the apartment space into living and public areas: one half contained bedrooms and a bathroom, while the other had the combined living room, dining room, and kitchen.

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Design: Margarita Melnikova, Tatiana Nikitina, Marion Studio

Interior for a student who loves guests and parties

The theme of contrasts became the guiding principle for this project. The authors decided to combine classicism and modern style, adding drama through elements of art deco. Beige-gray color palette throughout the bedroom was balanced with dark emerald and burgundy furniture and textiles, while in the living room – with violet-gray curtains.

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Design: Natalia Patrushova's Interior Design Studio

Apartment in gray tones

The creation of the interior for this St. Petersburg apartment was inspired by Paris. A pleasant gray color palette, classical furniture, and handcrafted designer chandeliers – simplicity and luxury in one bottle.

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Design: Irina Akimenkova

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