Moscow Bound: A Mid-Century Modern Home Boasts High-End Lamps

In a city as big as Moscow, you can find some luxurious and private projects in the world. Not only is it the capital of one of the greatest forces in the world, but also a city full of history that can’t be denied, which is reinforced by the multiple architectural vestiges that take us to times of greatness. Amidst those luxury architectural wills mixed with the gray block buildings of the Stalin era, we find some of the most amazing homes with interiors that are just to die for. It was in one of those residential pre-revolutionary buildings that we found this mid-century modern home filled with some of the most high-end lamps you can find on the market.

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Both conception and design were signed by interior designer Veronica Sudnikova, who named this stunning apartment Birds. Why? This happened because what inspired the designer to come up with these interiors was an actual photograph of a flock of birds. She wanted to create a space that represented their natural surrounds, ending up building this magical space in the heart of Moscow.

In the bedroom, a strong blood orange was used to remind us of the Fall season and the nostalgia that comes with it. The carpets and wallpapers in the bedroom and home office are also reminiscent of the Seasons, making sure that feeling is a constant in every room of the house. Using leave patterns on the office’s rug and curtains a way to add a little bit movement to the design.

The designer explained that every room of the house features a color palette reminiscent of the four Seasons, creating a natural engagement with Nature and the outdoor surroundings of the apartment. Natural woods and light blues are used almost everywhere throughout the house. Forest greens and navy blue were also used to create a bigger sense of depth in the living and dining rooms.

Using DelightFULL’s Duke pendant lamp was a way the designer found to pay tribute to the birds that inspired her, seeing as the lighting design artistically resembles the movement of birds in flight. In fact, the designer herself makes sure to note that this particular piece is one of the most important elements in the whole apartment’s decor, having sparked the theme chosen for the mid-century modern home.

“Colour is very important, and I’m always very attentive to the selection of textures and shades,” says Veronica of her take on styling. “I like to use many patterns, but in my interiors, I mix them with great attention to harmony.”