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In the Designer's Home: 10 Favorite Interior Items of Ekaterina Kotalyevskaya

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When it comes to creating comfort and warmth in our homes, every detail is important. Designer Ekaterina Kotalyevskaya shared her personal list of ten items that fill her flat in a Stalin-era building with beauty and harmony.

Rich Dark Color in the Bedroom

I'm very happy I used a rich dark color in the bedroom. In such an interior, it's easy to sleep well because it creates a cozy and secure atmosphere that promotes deep and peaceful sleep.

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Vintage Lamp

A vintage lamp on a marble windowsill in the bedroom is aesthetic for the eyes. It provides soft and pleasant light, creating a cozy atmosphere reminiscent of an era when handcrafted work and classic style were at their peak.

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Concrete Beam

We left the concrete ceiling and concrete beam, carefully scraping off all layers of paint. This decision added a natural texture and character to the interior.

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Mosaic Windowsill

A mosaic windowsill is a very practical and stylish item. You can even place a hot pan on it, and it easily cleans from any stains and is not afraid of moisture, making it the perfect choice for any kitchen.

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Vertical Radiator

A stylish vertical radiator adds an additional linear rhythm to the composition, highlighting the elegance of the interior and creating a sense of height and spaciousness.

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Wooden Blinds

Wooden blinds are a very practical solution that allows convenient adjustment of light flow. When sunlight filters through the blinds, beautiful stripes form on the walls.

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Vintage Stained Glass

Who said walls are only for paintings? Take a look at how the vintage stained glass fits harmoniously into the overall design of the space.

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Hidden Mount Door

A hidden mount door leading from the kitchen to the child's room doesn't draw attention or break the wall, creating a harmonious and cohesive space ideal for family comfort.

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Glazed Blocks Between Rooms

Light windows made from glazed blocks provide additional light and visually expand the space, creating an atmosphere of lightness and freedom.

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Concrete Frame for Mirror

A concrete frame for a mirror looks very stylish and is affordable. At the same time, concrete is a practical material for interior design.

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Each of the listed items has its own value for Ekaterina, and she is sure that they will become a source of inspiration for your own interior.

Read more about the designer's apartment in our article Stalin-era 60 m² Apartment in Samara for a Designer's Family