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The designer apartment in Olympic Park is a place where architecture meets art.
There are apartments for sale.
And there are spaces that are created to live beautifully.
This 120-meter residence in the Olympic Park is just such a space: not just square meters, but a carefully constructed composition of light, materials and shapes. Everything here - from proportions to touch - is thought out to perfection.
Total area of the NSS 122.5 m2, living area 98.4 m2
5/5 storey frame-block house built in 2023
Architecture of light and air
Ceilings 3.5 meters high create a sense of volume and freedom, and large windows fill the interior with natural light.
The layout is thought out with design precision:
kitchen-living room, three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate pantry.
Each room breathes logic, style and harmony.
Materials that feel
The renovation was carried out at the level of premium European apartments.
The floors are Coswick parquet made of natural wood.
In bathrooms and kitchen - Italian and Spanish tiles.
The walls are covered with decorative plaster and microcement, creating depth and texture.
Glass partitions and mirrors to the full height of the walls reflect light, as if in the architecture of the museum.
⚙️ Engineering and comfort
Behind the aesthetics is a thoughtful technology:
forced ventilation, floor heating, air conditioning in key areas.
All appliances - Bosch, plumbing - BRUMA (Portugal), known for its combination of engineering precision and soft aesthetics.
Furniture as a manifesto of taste
The interior of this apartment is not just a furnishing. This is a curatorial selection of legends of world design.
Sofa &tradition Develius (Denmark) - created by Edward van Vliet as an architectural object in which comfort and form become a single whole. It sets the tone for the whole living room: soft but monumental, cozy but intellectual.
The dining chairs &tradition Pavilion AV2 are a tribute to Copenhagen architecture of the 1950s. Their laconic curved shape seems to repeat the line of breathing of the modern interior.
The Vitra Panton Chair (Switzerland) is a sculpture that changed the furniture design of the XX century.
It was the first solid plastic structure to become a symbol of modernism and part of the MoMA collection in New York.
The furniture is made to order from natural veneer, each line is subject to the logic of architecture and proportion.
Surfaces made of quartz agglomerate - coffee tables, countertops, washbasins - visually combine the interior, adding monoliths to it.
Light is the language of space
Lighting isn’t just functional – it works as an emotional accent.
Le Corbusier LDM EWW32 (Nemo Cassina) is a lamp created by the great architect for his own apartments. Its strict geometry and double flux of light form the architecture of the air above the dining table.
HAY Paper Shade is a Scandinavian interpretation of Japanese aesthetics: a soft, almost weightless light that fills the living room with comfort.
Flos Ariette, designed by Tobia Scarpa in 1973, transforms walls into luminous canvases. Its light is not lighting, but mood.
New Works at the head of the beds completes the composition: restraint, minimalism, the correct rhythm of the lines.
An atmosphere of privacy
All interior doors - to the full height of the ceiling (3.5 m), creating a feeling of a holistic space.
The house is located in a closed residential complex with round-the-clock security, video surveillance, children's and sports grounds.
The last floor guarantees silence and panoramic views.
Style, comfort and meaning
This is not an apartment - it is an architectural story told in the language of textures, light and proportions.
A place where every detail is a conscious choice and every shape is a reflection of taste.
The apartment is published on the large American Internet resource https:/ /leibal.com/interiors/mmvvv/
Contract number with the agency 314/1 (2025) of 2025-11-03
