5 More Classy Apartments in Pastel Tones

We continue to be inspired by Russian projects. This time we chose five interiors in pastel tones. Which color palette do you like the most?

Cozy cottage with a mint living room

For a large family with two children, designers from the studio Quadrum decorated a spacious apartment in calm tones. A beautiful blue apron on the kitchen was made in the form of a tile pattern from fish scales. The living room-dining room was decorated in a mint color contrast — it invites to rest and communication. In the bedroom, they mixed milky, beige, and yellow shades — this added a sunny vacation mood to the interior.

Design: Quadrum

Light Scandinavian two-bedroom apartment

Designer Evgenia Lykasova based the color palette on warm white-like ochre tones for this apartment's decoration. Adding depth to the space was a soft violet shade, which was supported by decor in pastel tones — it resulted in a warm and cozy atmosphere.

Design: Evgenia Lykasova

Spacious one-bedroom in pink tones

For a young client who follows fashion, designer Irina Krivtsova chose trendy shades. Walls and floors were decorated in white and beige tones — they give the interior a sense of lightness. The monochromatic palette was diversified with furniture in soft pink, turquoise, blue, and gray shades.

Design: Irina Krivtsova

Large bright apartment with colored accents

To make the already spacious rooms of this apartment appear even larger, designer Natalia Preobrazhenskaya chose a light and calm color palette. The setting was complemented with pleasant pastel shades — beige, blue, pink, and yellow. To set the mood, more saturated colors were added in moderation — it resulted in a moderately bright and not boring look.

Design: 'Cozy Apartment'

Classic cottage in gray tones

To decorate an apartment in classical style, designer Elena Zufarova chose three main colors: beige, gray, and blue. These helped refresh the setting of an old 'grandmother's' Stalin-era flat while preserving the atmosphere of old Moscow. The setting was complemented with wooden furniture and rugs in muted dark tones — it created a cozy space for family relaxation.

Design: Elena Zufarova