Moscow

MODERN CLASSIC LUXURY

Considered by many as the design capital of Eastern Europe, Moscow is a beacon of quality and a promise of today’s design industry. In fact, Moscow and Russia’s recent design history is indeed extraordinary with many interior designers, architects and product designers showcasing amazing techniques and incredible projects. Moscow is where you will find the most spectacular representations of modern and classic design with a luxury touch.

At times more classic and traditional, others more modern and newfashioned, Moscow brings to us harmonious shapes inspired by modern classic concepts. Luxury means not being vulgar and, if you’re looking for thrilling compositions for the senses through out-of-thebox interiors, then the Russian capital is the perfect place to get you inspired. Cold on the outside, homely on the inside.

There is Balcon Studio and its artsy taste for decor, there are Lashmanova Design and its extremely luxurious style and there’s Timur Mitin blurring the boundaries between the imaginary and the real. The list goes on and on, with a keen focus on a soulful attitude and massive talent. From the architecture to the lighting, Moscow really has an inciting charisma all over.

NEW YORK

BOHO INDUSTRIAL STYLE

We are constantly inspired by designers and enjoy being a part of the evolving world of design. Some have influenced the way people think by making interiors more accessible, others were selected because they are iconic and a source of inspiration for many, and others yet because of the way they challenge and inspire through their media presence… With all of this in mind, welcome to New York City!

Boho is for those who want their homes full of life, culture and interesting items for all the world to see - this aesthetic flies in the face of modern sensibilities and embraces the carefree, relaxed and unusual. On the other hand, industrial style is not all about oversized black metal windows, raw unfinished wood and exposed bricks. In fact, this design trend is quite flexible. It consists mostly of neutral hues and matters that focus on unique textures, encouraging the use of recycled materials and squared lines. These two different styles can coexist and they do… especially in New York City.

Interior designers from New York City are the epitome of an exploration of the now, always creating a new experience for the user that is both playful and poetic, yet pragmatic and functional. Names such as Sasha Bikoff, Ryan Korban or Jonathan Adler are shaping the city’s most treasured interiors, each one with its own language. More than how space looks, it’s becoming more and more about how it feels once you’re indoors.