Spiridonovka 26, MOSCOW

The space is located on the last
floor of a brick building on Spiridonovka street which was constructed by the architect Alexander Zelenko
in 1925-26.

The house is surrounded by architectural masterpieces
of pre-revolutionary Moscow:

one of the most famous works of Fedor Shekhtel, the neo-Gothic estate of Zinaida Morozova, is opposite the house on Spiridonovka street, and from the windows on Maly Patriarchy lane there is a view of the magnificent “Italian Palazzo” of the Tarasovs built by Ivan Zholtovsky.

room schedule

HL
KT LV
BR
BT
CR

hall
kitchen & living room
bedroom
bathroom
children's room

6,7
25,6
12,6
6,5
14,3

sq.m
sq.m
sq.m
sq.m
sq.m

planning concept

The space is outlined by good geometry and excellent natural lighting.

The internal load-bearing structures were only two reinforced concrete columns in the center of the volume, therefore it was possible to freely zone the space and provide an entrance hall, a bedroom, a bathroom, a children's room and a spacious kitchen-living room.

The main volume is set by the living room combined with a kitchen, dining area, family library and the pearl of the project - an antique cabinet grand piano.

This musical instrument was produced by Diderich Frerich, the Manufactory of the Court of His Imperial Majesty, and is a true family heirloom, passed down from generation to generation.

Decoration

Lighting

Decoration

White and original English gray shades by Farrow&Ball, Manders, dominate in the space.

The main color accents are the exquisite handmade tiles by Winchester Classic, Original Style, as well as Mediterranean colors in the kitchen-living room and the work “Golden Mist” by Natalia Yustitskaya in the bedroom.

In decoration preference is given to natural materials - wood, marble, ceramic tiles - and a understated color palette.

Wooden elements in warm light shades - oak block parquet, countertops and furniture in the kitchen-living room - softly balance with the walls of classic cool shades.