Projects
"Youth House" Contemporary Art Gallery
Main Objectives:
  1. Supporting Contemporary Art: Developing an interior design that inspires and promotes contemporary art, making it more accessible to the younger generation and a wider audience.
  2. Functionality and Flexibility: Creating a space that can easily adapt to various types of exhibitions, workshops, and cultural events.
  3. Aesthetics and Comfort: A design that combines modern aesthetics and comfort for visitors and artists, making the "Youth House" Gallery suitable for extended and inspirational visits.
Project Description:
Our team had the pleasure of working on the interior design project for the "Youth House" Contemporary Art Gallery. The gallery serves as an oasis for contemporary art, attracting both emerging artists and seasoned masters, while providing a unique space for exhibitions and creative events.

Avenue Restaurant & Bar
in Prague
Project Description:
Located in Vinohrady, one of Prague’s most prestigious districts in the historical center, this restaurant offers a unique dining experience. The space includes a bar, two separate dining halls, and a summer terrace overlooking a quiet inner courtyard. The basement houses the kitchen, equipped with a dedicated food lift for efficient service.
The interior features custom furniture from the renowned Turkish factory Sandalyeci, combining elegance and functionality. The design harmoniously blends modern elements with the historical charm of the area, creating a sophisticated yet welcoming atmosphere.
This project marked our first experience working in central Prague, which included coordinating facade signage with local authorities and ensuring compliance with the city’s architectural heritage.
Key Features:
  • A bar area designed for both casual visitors and guests waiting for their tables.
  • Two distinct dining halls, each with its own character, offering flexibility for private events or everyday service.
  • A summer terrace that provides a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city.
  • A fully equipped basement kitchen with a food lift for seamless operations.
Result:
The restaurant has become a standout destination in Vinohrady, praised for its elegant design, thoughtful layout, and seamless integration into the historical surroundings.
Academy of Physical Culture Office
Design of the office interior for the pool manager and development of an internal navigation system for the new sports complex.
Description:
The Smolensk State Academy of Physical Culture, Sports, and Tourism (SSAPCST) is one of the leading universities in Smolensk, celebrating its 65th anniversary in 2015. To mark this milestone, a state-of-the-art sports complex was constructed on the academy’s grounds, featuring an ice arena, a football field, indoor basketball and tennis courts, a roller rink, and a 25-meter swimming pool.
The project included designing a functional and modern office space for the pool manager, reflecting the dynamic and contemporary spirit of the sports complex.
Remedi Spa Bali
Project Name: REMEDI
Location: Bali, Indonesia
Client: Private Client
Project Type: Two-Story House with Commercial Space
Architects: Timofey Vedeshkin, Victoria Rostova, Kristina Pomortseva
The REMEDI beauty salon, located in Bali, Indonesia, is a refined wellness space designed to harmoniously blend modern architecture with a cozy, functional interior. The project focused on creating a unique facade and a thoughtfully planned layout to offer clients an unforgettable experience.
The facade features a minimalist design with clean lines, natural materials like wood and stone, and large glass panels that flood the interior with natural light, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor spaces. Inside, the neutral color palette of whites, beiges, and soft greens, combined with natural materials such as wood, stone, and bamboo, creates a calming atmosphere.
The layout includes separate zones for treatments, relaxation, and reception, ensuring both functionality and comfort. Treatment rooms are private and serene, with soft lighting and ergonomic furniture, while the relaxation area features cozy seating, greenery, and a tranquil water feature. The reception area is stylish and welcoming, with sleek design elements that reflect the salon’s brand.
The result is a space that perfectly balances modern aesthetics with wellness-focused functionality, offering clients a unique and memorable experience.

Alpina Tennis Club in Russia
Alpina Tennis Club — a modern space for tennis enthusiasts and professionals, combining sports functionality with premium aesthetics.
Interior Design:
The interiors focus on minimalism, functionality, and elegance. Light tones (white, beige, gray) with green and blue accents create a fresh, dynamic atmosphere. Natural materials like wood, glass, and metal add warmth and sophistication. The space is divided into training areas, a reception zone, a lounge, and a café.
Facade and Surrounding Area:
The facade features large panoramic windows, creating an open and light-filled impression. The surrounding area includes a parking zone, landscaped greenery, and rest areas. Evening lighting highlights the architecture and adds a cozy ambiance.
Result:
The «Alpina» Tennis Club project successfully blends functionality and aesthetics, creating a space that inspires both sports and relaxation. The client praised the team for delivering a design that meets their vision of a premium, comfortable club.
EATON Restaurant-Café in a Mall
Our agency participated in the creation of EATON Restaurant-Café located in Maxi Shopping Center in Smolensk. Our goal was to create comfortable conditions for exceptional culinary experiences, considering that the seating areas are situated in a high-traffic zone.
Interior Design:
We developed a unique interior design that blends style, comfort, and functionality. Embracing modern trends, we created an atmosphere that reflects the concept of EATON. Various seating zones were organized to provide a comfortable environment for guests.
Branding:
We developed a brand concept for EATON Restaurant-Café, including the logo and corporate identity. Visual elements were crafted with the target audience and the establishment's concept in mind.
Naming and Navigation:
We devised an attractive name, "EATON," and designed a navigation system to ensure easy movement and orientation for visitors within the restaurant-café.
Collaborating with Maxi Shopping Center and EATON Restaurant-Café enabled us to create an inviting space that combines comfort and exceptional service quality. Our team paid attention to every detail, ensuring that each guest feels special and can indulge in high-class cuisine within a cozy ambiance.

Interior Design Project for an Administrative Building on a Factory Site
Task:
Design a modern, functional interior for an administrative building on a factory site, blending industrial aesthetics with contemporary office comfort.
Concept:
Raw materials like concrete and metal meet warm wood tones and ergonomic design, creating a space that’s both professional and inviting.
Key Features:
The reception area features a minimalist design with concrete, wood, and metal finishes, highlighted by an illuminated logo wall as a focal point. Open-plan workspaces offer modular furniture for flexibility, complemented by industrial lighting, exposed ceilings, and greenery for a balanced atmosphere. Meeting rooms are designed with glass partitions, warm wood tones, and integrated technology for seamless collaboration. Breakout zones provide comfortable seating, natural light, and greenery, creating spaces for relaxation and informal meetings. Executive offices showcase sleek designs with premium materials, large windows, and custom furniture for a premium feel.
Materials & Colors:
The design uses concrete, metal, glass, and wood, with a color palette of neutral tones (gray, white) and warm accents (wood, soft greens).
Result:
A harmonious blend of industrial heritage and modern office design, creating an inspiring and functional workspace that reflects the factory’s identity.

Aquarius Spa-Complex Russia Smolensk

Project Overview:
Our agency, in collaboration with the architectural firm "Krupny Plan," was involved in the creation of the Aquarius Complex in Smolensk. We developed the interior design, branding, naming, navigation, and produced the necessary volumetric advertising forms.
We created a unique interior design that combines elegance, functionality, and modern style. We developed the design concept and implemented it in comfortable and stylish spaces within the complex, including a spa center, swimming pool, and dental clinic.
We developed a branding concept for the Aquarius Complex, which included the logo, corporate identity, and marketing materials. Our team conducted market research to understand the target audience and created visually appealing materials that reflected the essence of the complex.
Naming and Navigation:
We devised a memorable name, "Aquarius," and designed a user-friendly navigation system within the complex to help guests easily find their way to different areas and services.
Our collaboration with the architectural firm "Krupny Plan" allowed us to successfully implement the architectural solution for the complex. Despite limited construction budgets and tight timelines, we managed to create an impressive and functional complex that reflects the style and requirements of the client.

Children's Club "Mini Mood"

Task: Development of the concept, corporate style, interior design, architectural project, logo, and branding for the "Mini Mood" children's club.
Description: "Mini Mood" children's club is a special space for "analog" play and children's development. The core concept is a miniature city for children, where little ones can find activities on their own. There are toy shops and cafes, toy filling stations, toy roads with cars, a toy school, and a toy police station – everything to have a fun time with friends in a toy city.
The concept idea was inspired by the space itself. "Mini Mood" children's club is located in a building within one of Smolensk's oldest and most famous shopping centers, "GAMAYUN," in an open space that's easy for kids to move around in. In turn, parents also feel comfortable because their children are always in sight.
For the interior design of the children's city, only calm colors and natural materials were used. The entire "Mini Mood" space was designed in pastel tones to create a cozy and relaxing atmosphere for both children and parents.
The children's mini-city was designed with 12 play mini-zones: a shop, beauty salon, cafe, flower shop, atelier, school, park, gas station, construction site with countless bricks, service station, police station, and hospital. There is also an active "fire brigade" area with a slide, a hanging ladder, filled with balls like a dry pool. In addition, the mini-city includes two separate rooms for hosting children's birthday parties, a stage, and a cafe.
For "Mini Mood," we developed a logo and corporate style that are also in pastel tones and, in our opinion, perfectly reflect the essence of the idea.
Retail Fashion Office
Project Description:
Our agency was involved in creating an office space for a retail fashion company. The office is located on the second floor of a commercial building and covers an area of 50 square meters.
Interior Design:
We developed a stylish and functional interior design that reflects the unique identity and image of the fashion brand. By combining modern elements with brand-specific features, we created an appealing atmosphere that fosters productivity and inspiration.
Spatial Planning:
We optimized the office space to meet the company's needs and provide comfort for employees. We divided the areas into workspaces, meeting rooms, and a reception area to facilitate effective collaboration and ensure privacy when needed.
Functionality and Ergonomics:
We carefully selected furniture and equipment to ensure comfort and ergonomics for the employees. Storage solutions and workspaces were organized to optimize workflow and enhance usability.
Our agency successfully executed the office project for the retail fashion company, considering the brand's characteristics and client's requirements. The result is a stylish and functional office space that promotes efficient work processes and creates a positive brand image.

Miravilia show-room
Case Study: "Miravilia" Project - Italian Luxury in Every Detail
"Miravilia" project, an Italian fashion store located in the heart of the city. Our task was not merely to create a shopping space but to encapsulate the ambiance of Italian luxury in every aspect of the interior, facade, and entrance.
Objective:
The "Miravilia" store was seeking a partner capable of crafting a unique space that would reflect their Italian heritage, style, sophistication, and attract customers.
Solution:
Our team of designers and architects took on the challenge of a complete transformation of the "Miravilia" store.
  • Interior: We designed an interior that embodies Italian charm and elegance. Neutral colors, natural materials, Italian furniture, and decor created an atmosphere of comfort and luxury, accentuating the finest qualities of Italian fashion.
  • Facade and Entrance: We preserved the historical character of the facade while giving it a fresh appearance with new elements in Italian style. The entrance area became a vibrant signature feature of the store, significantly enhancing its appeal.
Outcome:
The "Miravilia" project became a revelation for its customers. The store evolved into a magnet for lovers of Italian fashion, not only through its diverse product range but also its inspiring ambiance. The "Miravilia" case study is a testament to how interior design and facade enhancement can transform a store into a true work of art that reflects the brand's style and elegance.

"Claws and Tails" Lobster Eatery

Project Description:
The interior design project for "Claws and Tails" aimed to create a space where guests could savor exquisite seafood in a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Specializing in serving lobsters and crabs, "Claws and Tails" required a design that would seamlessly reflect its unique theme.
Results:
We successfully crafted a maritime-inspired ambiance by incorporating a carefully chosen color palette and thematic decorative elements. The space is now both comfortable and functional, enhancing the overall dining experience and fostering social interactions. The design highlights the essence of lobsters and crabs, making the venue distinctive and appealing to visitors.
Conclusion:
The "Claws and Tails" interior design project effectively captures a maritime vibe while ensuring high levels of comfort. This design not only meets the expectations of guests but also reinforces the establishment's theme and brand identity.
Green cafe
Main Objectives:
  1. Thematic Design: Creating a comfortable and functional interior that reflects modern design preferences while utilizing a mix of eclectic styles, including functionalism, minimalism, constructivism, and colonialism.
  2. Custom Furniture Manufacturing: Crafting exclusive furniture pieces to complement the interior design concept and ensure functionality and style.
  3. Branding: Developing a cohesive brand identity for "Cafe Green" that resonates with the eclectic design and the café's overall concept.
Project Description:
The primary objective of this project was to delineate functional zones within the café's interior and decorate them accordingly. Based on the layout and preferences, we aimed to create a comfortable and functional interior that meets contemporary design standards. To achieve this, we incorporated styles such as functionalism, minimalism, constructivism, and colonialism, unifying them through color, form, texture, and layout. This combination allowed us to achieve an eclectic design.
Eclecticism, in this context, refers to the use of mixed stylistic elements or the combination of items from different origins, styles, and time periods. Eclecticism offers a broad freedom of choice, extending to the emulation of high artistic masterpieces, i.e., stylization.
One of the project's primary styles is functionalism, characterized by well-thought-out, rational solutions, strict adherence to requirements, compact volumes with clearly defined frameworks, and technical clarity of forms. The furniture is mobile and functional, featuring either sleek rectangular shapes or softened proportions that align precisely with the contours of the seated individual.
The spatial composition of the café is defined by its layout and the adopted functional program. This, in turn, influenced the color scheme, room finishes, decorative elements, and lighting. The entire process was oriented toward adhering to ergonomic principles to create optimal conditions for visitors.
The main constraint of the project was the presence of load-bearing walls throughout the space, with no room for structural changes.

 SMIT Group office
Main Objectives:
  1. Functional Space Integration: Unifying two fundamentally different departments of the factory under one roof, with the first-floor housing a product research laboratory and the second floor accommodating the sales department.
  2. Laboratory Design: Creating an efficient and comfortable open-space format for the laboratory, which required the implementation of acoustic measures and functional zoning.
  3. Acoustic Solutions: Addressing acoustic challenges, including sound absorption, in areas with PC workstations.
  4. Vibration Control: Mitigating low vibrations from laboratory equipment by using Spanish-produced natural wool wallpaper made from 100% wool.
Project Description:
SMIT Group is the largest producer of polyurethane-insulated pipes for district heating in the CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States), with branches throughout Russia. The project's main feature is the combination of two fundamentally different departments of the factory in a single building. The first floor houses a product research laboratory, while the second floor serves as the sales department.
The laboratory project was conceived in an open-space format, but several acoustic traps and functional zoning techniques were applied to maximize efficiency and comfort. To eliminate low vibrations from laboratory instruments, the adjacent walls were covered with natural wool wallpaper, which is a Spanish product made from 100% wool. Special acoustic ceilings from the Swiss company Ecophone were used to address sound absorption issues in PC workstation areas.
In the Mebius Group workshop, components of the central staircase and ceiling cladding were manufactured and assembled.
Conclusion:
The interior design project for SMIT Group successfully united two distinct departments within a single building. The laboratory's open-space format was enhanced with acoustic measures, functional zoning, and vibration control, resulting in an efficient and comfortable workspace.