HOTEL SELIGER . MOSCOW . RUSSIA

The interior embodies a profound connection between nature, architecture, and contemporary art, creating a distinctive space where functionality harmoniously blends with aesthetics. The design concept revolves around the interplay of natural elements and industrial minimalism, forming a balanced and thoughtfully curated environment. Massive stone blocks in the kitchen area serve as powerful symbols of grounding, stability, and the enduring force of nature. This foundation is enhanced by the warmth and organic texture of natural wood finishes, which introduce a tactile sense of comfort and authenticity. Together, these materials create a dialogue between the raw, untamed textures of nature and the carefully controlled forms of modern design, establishing a dynamic yet harmonious balance.

The essence of the design lies in its contrasts. Coarse, rugged materials such as stone and metal are juxtaposed with soft, inviting elements like fur-upholstered furniture, creating a nuanced interplay of textures and sensations. This contrast not only adds a visual vibrancy to the space but also reflects a deeper narrative about the coexistence of humanity and nature in a modern context. Black metal details, seen in the sculptural fireplace and lighting fixtures, introduce an element of drama and sophistication, while their clean lines and minimalist forms emphasize the architectural precision of the interior.

The spatial organization emphasizes openness and connection with the surrounding environment. Expansive windows allow natural light to flood the interior, enhancing the sense of airiness and establishing a seamless integration with the external world.

This abundance of light, combined with the use of natural materials, reinforces the idea of living in harmony with nature. The large, open-plan layout further amplifies this feeling, encouraging fluid movement and interaction within the space.At its core, the interior tells a compelling story of balance and duality. It explores the tension between the natural and the artificial, the rugged and the refined, the functional and the artistic.

It reflects humanity’s innate desire to reconnect with nature while embracing the advancements of contemporary architecture and design. This duality is not presented as a conflict but as a harmonious coexistence, where each element enhances and complements the other.

LIVING AREA : 230 M2 - TERRACES AREA : 26 M2 - ROOMS : 4

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LIVING AREA : 230 M2 - TERRACES AREA : 26 M2 - ROOMS : 4

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.

 
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