7 Bright Apartments You'll Love

Creating a vibrant atmosphere that won't seem overwhelming or annoying is an art. We've selected seven interiors, whose designers have mastered this task with excellence.

Apartment in a 1948 Building

This project proves that modern classic can be anything but boring. On the contrary, it's bold and slightly provocative. Julia Levina didn't shy away from mixing vibrant colors, velvet textures, gold accents, and bright prints — and it paid off: the result is a very festive and lively interior.

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Design: Julia Levina

Trendy Trash in Moscow

We are thrilled by this apartment: Darya Vasilykova managed to assemble the most current trends into an interior that doesn't look like any other. Geometric shapes, a combination of green and coral tones, references to Memphis and Mid-Century styles, panoramic windows all the way to the ceiling — perfect!

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Design: Art Group

Unusual Apartment for Airbnb Rental

This interior is made vibrant by just a few details: turquoise accent wall, blue kitchen cabinet, and — the center of the composition — a colorful sofa in patchwork technique. All elements were chosen by the owner with such taste and attention to detail that it truly becomes a European apartment.

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Design: Apartment Owner Julia

Four-Room Apartment in Korolev

Another project by Art Group in our selection — but with a completely different mood. Pay attention: now many interiors, like this one, combine rich blue with mustard and dusty pink — this color combination looks very stylish and sophisticated.

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Design: Art Group

Two-Room Apartment in a 19th Century Mansion

This apartment for short-term rental is bright and cheerful, so vibrant colors won’t get boring. Despite its location in a historic mansion, the interior turned out very “Scandinavian” — minimalist, unobtrusive, and cozy. In addition to colorful furniture and accessories, designer Svetlana Khabeeva added color through an unusual wall paint technique: vivid blocks look very stylish on a neutral white background.

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Design: Svetlana Khabeeva

Stylish Two-Room Apartment in a Stalin-era Building

Designer Ksenia Mzensetova made this apartment on Kutuzovsky Prospekt bright and refined at the same time. The secret lies in noble furniture forms, elegant decor, delicate moldings on walls and ceiling, and, of course, slightly muted, complex tones.

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Design: Ksenia Mzensetova

Bold Interior for an Athlete

Classic, Loft, Pop Art, vibrant and complex tones in one project — this interior has a very unique character, and it's a joy to examine it endlessly.

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Design: Ekaterina Belakova