INTERIOR PROJECT . BATUMI . GEORGIA
This interior represents a minimalist and thoughtful space that draws attention to the simplicity and quality of materials. Clean lines,
the absence of unnecessary details, and a restrained color palette create a sense of lightness and air. Monochrome walls and ceilings become the perfect backdrop for a few but expressive accents, such as soft furniture with smooth, geometric shapes and modern decorative elements.
The living room is zoned with lighting accents and unique furniture pieces. The light-colored sofa serves as the central element, emphasizing comfort and coziness, while a wooden table with an original shape adds a touch of art to the space.
Natural materials, like the wood on the floor and panels in the hallway, strengthen the connection with nature, making the interior feel warmer and more human.
The dining area continues the living room’s restrained style but adds a bit of transparency and lightness through the use of a clear table and wooden bench. A simple yet sophisticated chandelier above the table creates soft lighting, adding a cozy atmosphere.
The bedroom is filled with light, thanks to large windows and light curtains, emphasizing the connection with nature and the outside world.
The soft bed with a leather headboard adds warmth and softness to the interior, while the overall color palette of the bedroom remains in harmony with the minimalist concept.
The details of the interior highlight a thoughtful approach to ergonomics and aesthetics—minimalism with an emphasis on material quality, textures, and functionality.
LIVING AREA : 62 M2 - TERRACES AREA : 8.4 M2 - ROOMS : 3
PLANS
LIVING AREA : 62 M2 - TERRACES AREA : 8.4 M2 - ROOMS : 3
BUILDING PROCESS
BATUMI
Batumi is one of the most developed seaside resorts in Georgia, which is visited annually by hundreds of thousands of tourists from different countries of the world. At the same time, the city of Batumi is the second largest city in Georgia, a seaport and one of the economic centers of the country.
Batumi is divided into two parts - the Old and New City, where you can see both ancient architectural monuments and modern, newest buildings. In the ancient part there are many historical places and monuments, while in the new there are many modernized buildings and structures. Today, this city is an integral part of the route of foreign tourists in Sakartvelo.
