This project is one of the examples of how many possibilities contemporary design opens up. The living room of this house is the quintessence of artistry and functionality that everyone is looking for in a modern interior. The mood and style of the entire space can be felt by the entrance group. The oak veneer on the walls and ceiling is light and sophisticated, contrasting dark tinted glass and off-white micro cement on the floor highlight the huge amount of light in the room. All shelves and lockers are hidden from prying eyes and accessible literally with one touch. The living room itself is full of illumination. Almost all of its exterior walls are floor-to-ceiling windows with decorative partitions of various widths with a brass-effect finish. The first thing that catches your eye is a minimalistic chandelier made of interlaced string lights. Its glow is reflected in the mirror glass surfaces of the TV area and the balcony above it, so it also functions as a kind of backlight. All the accents come down to the height of the ceilings and the brevity of the lounge area, which is inscribed in a perfect square. To create a pleasant atmosphere for a large number of guests, we assembled a set of huge sofas made of beige @bebitalia textiles. They have a natural wood base that match the oak veneer on the walls. Modern leather armchairs with a metal elements, geometric coffee tables made of glass and dark wood emphasize shades of brass and helpes to diversify the calm mood of the interior. Exits from the lounge on two sides lead to two resting areas on the terrace, which actually continue the entire design. The dining area with the custom island, is a separate space, but there's something you won't notice at all here... It's actually the main kitchen with all of its work surfaces. And you can't see it not because it's not there, but because everything is hidden in a separate wood niche with sliding doors. But it's worth a separate post to admire it. #hilight_design #hilight_residental #interiordesigninspo #vogueliving #VL

It is very common that minimalism in the interior is perceived as something undemanding, devoid of interest. At the same time the modern design as too pretentious. But the first and second are completely false stereotypes. All the beauty of minimalism lies in the purity of lines and forms. Only when it is combined with something else, we can get a perfect balance between aesthetics and ergonomics. Good design is always based not only on the planning and motifs of the architectural form but also on the correct combination of elements of different styles. For us — it's the mix of minimalism with contemp design that makes it possible to create simultaneously refined and human-oriented spaces. A place that will become not just a background for the client's life, but will be its center, will highlight his moods, preferences, and views. #hilight_design #hilight_residental #moderninteriordesign #interiordesignlovers

This is a very interesting decision for our team. We divided the general entrance to the private house both visually and actually into three completely different, but complementary zones. So the space near the front door is conceived in the mood of restrained elegance. It resembles the atmosphere of a modern conference hall. Dark mirrored tinted glass on the walls and light natural stone on the floor. A minimum of furniture and all functional surfaces are hidden and built-in. Nothing extra. Further, in a separate viewing niche, there is an area that could be compared with a business lounge. Everything is here for comfortable waiting or even short meetings. Of course, the rugs with a bright animalistic print attract the most attention, but the matching textile armchairs and an absolutely minimalist sofa look even more stylish on this background. And not the last role here is played by a noticeable wine refrigerator decorated with natural stone and transparent glass, which emphasizes the roominess of the entire space, even though it's not closed. The last stop is a cozy corner near the stairs. This is a waiting area in the style of a boutique hotel lobby. The height of the huge staircase, decorated with metal with a brass effect and glossy railings, is emphasized by a list of elongated laconic lamps in the same style. Contrasting coffee tables of an unusual shape, stands with sculptures, decorated with glass and stone — everything here attracts the eye to smooth out the minutes of waiting and make an impression on the guest. And additional greenery seems to cover the entire space from the main entrance. Nobody said that a hallway has to look like just a hallway. #hilight_design #hilight_residental #hallwaydesign #interiordesign #myhouseidea

A bath with a view is one of the most interesting solutions for bathrooms in private villas. Yes, it's bolder and more open than the usual, closed type. But there's nothing better than the landscape and its features integrated into the interior itself. This master bathroom is designed for relaxation. All materials echo nature. Textured stone, light wood veneer, textiles in natural beige and green shades, and a huge amount of daylight. Dark mirrored glass in the shower zone with lighting adds volume and intimacy to the space in the evening light. The floor-to-ceiling window makes this corner so cozy that the atmosphere resembles a SPA. But the view from the window is so wonderful that even the owner probably won't want to use blackout curtains. #hilight_design #hilight_residental #bathroomdecor #bathroomideas #unitrenderspace

This is the living room of one of our projects — renovation of an old house. In order to achieve the desired visual effect in design and adapt it to the style of the owner's life, we adjusted the layout of some rooms and worked primarily with shapes and volumes. We wanted to create an atmosphere of open space with custom design solutions. The main role here was played by huge no-frame windows from floor to ceiling. This allowed us to have a huge amount of daylight and enhance the interior elements with it — the matte texture of the micro cement on the walls, and reflections of the sun on the brass and glass. The living room is functionally divided and each of the zones has its own vibe. We moved the dining area to a separate space to isolate it from the lounge space. It is framed with metal panels from the side of the wall and the huge table also has a base with a brass effect finish. What attracts the most attention here is the artistic chandelier made of small conical lamps, which at the same time resemble petals and tiny umbrellas. The lounge space is inscribed in a square and separated from the corridor by a modern installation. We placed a brass frame with a mirror-tinted glass panel on the natural wood veneer partition. It enhances the volume of the room and reflects the adjacent wall with a geometric panel and minimalist lamps. The coffee tables in the middle of the hall are the same tinted glass, but in a softer form, which seems to smooth out the clear composition of the entire space. Renovation projects are always a more complex and demanding process compared to a design concept from scratch. It's also quite a professional challenge, especially when the client was happy to spend years of life in the previous interior. In this way, the new team must not only correctly understand the preferences of the owner, but also surpass their predecessors, causing a wow effect. #hilight_design #hilight_residental #moderninteriordesign #interiordesigninspo #archilovers

The terrace that we will show today is 220 sq. m. of a cozy and closed space under the open sky. Instead of a traditional mounted pergola, we chose a huge light tent. It unfolds and opens automatically, which makes it incredibly convenient in urban conditions. In addition, it is guaranteed protection from prying eyes and a source of gently diffused light, unlike a pergola. We wanted to achieve the effect of a garden in the middle of the city. That is why we added a huge amount of greenery, slabs of natural stone, and even a simulated dark pool. Each flower container, each tree, and even the water has its own backlight, which creates an unforgettable atmosphere at night. Near the grass plot, we placed a relaxation area with deckchairs and a cocoon chair. It seems to be isolated from everything so that no one can disturb the peace during rest. On the other side is the lounge, barbecue, and dining area. They are also separated from each other visually, but function as a single space and can accommodate up to 15 guests. The main accent of this interior is an outdoor kitchen island. In addition to its incredible color, the attention-grabbing is decorative, but fully functional grill zone hidden in a huge mounted bowl. At the same time, on two levels, the island also has a work surface, a sink and a separate burner. Behind it, we placed two decorative stone walls of a contrasting color, which makes the whole composition look like an art installation. The dining area is absolutely airy. The round stone table has a built-in lamp for evening gatherings. The combination of colors, contrast of textile textures and weaving on Flexform chairs at the same time creates the mood of a refined Mediterranean restaurant. The lounge area, first of all, is separated by a huge soft rags, which emphasizes its privacy. Exteta outdoor furniture is a mix of natural wood and light textiles with accent pillows which match the island. An interesting feature of this space are coffee tables made of wood in the style of street benches with a stone base. #hilight_design #hilight_residental #vogueliving #architects_eyez

Huge terraces are the prerogative of private houses. Not only because of direct access to the surrounding area, but also because of their excellent integration into the landscape. But we know how to create your own recreation area, even if it is an apartment🖤 #hilight_design #hilight_residental #terracedesign #archilovers

This guest bedroom is part of the renovation of the house whose living room we featured earlier. At the client's request, it was created exclusively for a teenager and focused on his needs. Why do we call her "guest" and not "kids" bedroom? Because every teenager wants to be perceived as an adult. That's why we created a design that is as ergonomic, concise, and calm as possible. The room has a lot of natural light and air. To enhance this effect, we covered the floor and one of the walls with a cool but pleasant gray-beige shade of micro cement. On the wall behind the bed, it's imposed on decorative panels with a three-dimensional geometric pattern. The mansard ceilings have an additional window and are completely covered with a dark natural wood veneer with a warm undertone. Its pattern is uneven, so it looks deeper when the room is filled with the sun. At the same time, blackout-type curtains will provide an opportunity to adjust the illumination depending on the daytime. Artificial light deserves special attention. A night lamp with a metal tray is literally mounted in the frame of the bed, decorated with soft textiles. On the other hand, we placed an original designer chandelier with a decorative element that imitates a photo diffuser. This whole composition is enhanced by a pouf of a primitive shape in the tone of the bed and a wooden sideboard. On the opposite wall, — furniture with a melange textile covering. It creates a background for the working area made of huge mirror panels with an isolated dark wooden table. All shelves and functional space are hidden, which prevents visual clutter in the room. #hilight_design #hilight_residental #bedroominspo #moderninteriordesign #homeinteriordaily

In the meantime, we are continuing to renovate the Ritz Carlton in Bahrain, a hotel that has been in operation for over 20 years. Today we show the redesign of the main atrium, the entrance group, and the elevator hall from which guests will depart to their apartments through the hotel's long corridors. Since this is a renovation of a very prestigious brand and a very mature architecture, we do all processes on the basis of minimal changes in layouts. We slightly softened the corners and curves of the atrium and decorated the columns with modern brass on one side to not lose the general design concept. We turned the elevator halls into a kind of exhibition area. One of the walls of this floor is decorated with glass partitions with metalized elements. Another wall is different on each floor — it's decorated as a panno of a huge number of small lanterns, folded into a map of the different regions of Bahrain. Stands with various artifacts — sculptures and other art objects are placed along the circular corridor. Each stand is a minimalist box made of brass and mirror glass. We designed a customized track light that stretches the entire corridor space along the ceiling. Its minimalism and simplicity emphasize the geometry of the room. Almost the entire floor is covered with soft custom carpets with original smoky pattern. This makes every corridor cozy and impressive at the same time. #hilight_design #hilight_commercial #interiortrends #interiordesigninspo #archdaily

A wardrobe is much more than just mounted cabinets and shelves. We turned this master wardrobe into a full-fledged room with a boutique atmosphere. To support this impression with functional solutions, we mixed several different approaches in design. But first, in this room, everything begins with light. The house is in a wonderful location and surrounded by a forest. That's why most of the windows are floor-to-ceiling, like one of the walls here, combined with an additional skylight mounted on the roof. They provide a huge amount of daylight and a panoramic effect of space. The landscape around the house is so attractive that we decided to place a couple more soft armchairs and a minimalist lamp in the dressing room as if creating a lounge area. Since the layout is quite spacious and with high ceilings, we placed the cabinets on two sides and made them conceptually different for the greater comfort of the owners. Cabinets on the one side made of tinted transparent glass with added internal lighting look like boutique showcases. On the other side, everything that seems like an ordinary wall is also cabinets and shelves, but all are built-in and closed with doors. In the middle of the room, we placed a large wardrobe island for organizing accessories. Its metallic matte finish echoes the dark wood on the walls, and the glossy glass tabletop reflects part of the interior like a mirror. All decoration is almost classic and our favorite combination of natural dark natural wood, light microcement and metal. #hilight_design #hilight_residental #wardrobedesign #cloasetgoal #interiorinspo

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One of the main features of a good commercial space design is functional zoning. It will always be felt in smooth transitions from space to space and intuitive, unobtrusive navigation. This luxury boutique project is for one of our clients in the Middle East. It's divided into three product areas: casual, suits, shoes, and accessory zones. Each of them has a separate visual composition. The entrance group and the reception are a classic and refined combination of a lot of greenery, light, and natural stone. The illumination is emphasized by the glare of the metallic part of the reception island. Moving on, the client will find himself in an extravagant lounge area with a view of all trading floors. They are placed logically one after the other, as if the customer's product selection, from everyday clothes to accessories, would take place. The design of each stand highlights the features of the products placed on it. The whole space is small, but full of air and able to accommodate a large number of guests. And all this adds to the overall picture of a commercial and closed-type elite club space. #hilight_design #hilight_commercial #commercialdesign #interiordesignlovers #architectureoskar