Elena Semenova and Alexander Orlov designed this apartment in the Khamovniki district of Moscow. The client is a married couple with a 10-year-old son and an adult daughter: clients have lived in Paris for a long time, and designers want to fill their bodies with beauty and harmony, embodying modern French fashion. The project consists of: gallery design, contemporary art, European retro.

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Assymetry chairs designed by Pierre Jovanovic appeared in the apartment, and the interior design evolved from this. The interior of the chair is selected in red ceramic, in line with the brick exterior of the former Luch factory, which can be seen from the window. Then the encircling sofa by Christophe Delcourt was added. Designers try not to use brands hanging around everyone's mouth — it's the only way to achieve the individuality that everyone craves today.

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