Editor's Choice: Stylish Kitchen in a 'Stalin-era' Apartment

In the design of a kitchen in their own apartment, architect Pavel Zheleznov made a bet on white finishing and light-colored base furniture. All items are chosen with taste and look very harmonious. Below are four more reasons why we couldn't pass by this interior.

Design: Pavel Zheleznov
Benches instead of chairs — this is convenient

Putting several identical chairs around the table is a safe bet. But a wooden antique bench is a fresh and unusual solution. And very cozy — your hand naturally reaches for a cup of coffee.

Architect chose a round dining table

Rounded forms of the table soften the straight lines of the kitchen cabinet and angles, which are quite numerous in the interior. Thus, the dining area became the center of attraction for this kitchen.

The cabinet doesn't draw attention

Thanks to glossy fronts and the absence of handles, it was possible to design a kitchen cabinet that blends into the wall and visually not only doesn't take up space but also creates an illusion of a filled-with-air space.

Crystal chandelier refers to the history of the house

A chandelier with crystal droplets is that interior item that in an old house will remind you of its rich history, and in a new building will help give the setting individuality and style.

Did you like the interior? Then your choice:
A table with a black base.
A chair on wooden legs.
A oak bench with a cushion.
A chandelier with crystal droplets.
A magnetic board.
A set of colored letters.
A white vase.
A black-and-white cushion.
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