Inside Svetlana Pozdnyakova’s Newest Interior Design Project

Inside Svetlana Pozdnyakova’s Newest Interior Design Project ⇒ Russia’s newest premium business centre is signed by Svetlana Pozdnyakova, an incredible interior designer. Interior Design Blogs brings you an exclusive interview with Svetlana Pozdnyakova, in partnership with CovetED Magazine. With an incredible sense of style and creativity, Pozdnyakova took us on a tour of this amazing interior design project. Enjoy!

⇒ Subscribe to our Newsletter here and always be up-to-date with our posts! ⇐

[BDCK category=3 Keywords=”PC-product”][/BDCK]

Inside Svetlana Pozdnyakova's Newest Interior Design Project — Credits Svetlana Pozdnyakova

What was the basis of this project and what idea was behind it?

“The aim of the customer for this project was the construction of a high-class office building. The project must exude respectability and compare favourably with the urban development context surrounding it. The only guide to how the client imagines this building is a photograph of an old office facility located in Chicago. Initially, I began to work with it, found out the epoch of this building and the features of the architectural style of that period. This building was built in the 1860s.”

What was your process to give life to that original concept?

“I recreated the image of the architecture of that era, but without fanaticism. Rather, due to the style of the Chicago skyscrapers of the 1860s, I wanted to give the building a brutal masculine look. At the same time, this is a modern object, in which modern engineering systems are laid, and along with traditional and even man-made materials (for example, stained glass), modern ones are used. On the first presentation floor, real stained glass windows made using Tiffany technique were used, and cheap film films were used on the upper floors.”

[BDCK category=3 Keywords=”DL-Product”][/BDCK]

What was the thought behind the stunning interior of the hall of the business centre?

“I didn’t want to go into the style characteristic of the 1890s. On the contrary, I designed the interior of the hall taking into account the trend materials – marble, brass, glass with gold leaf. As an accent – stabilized moss. Chandelier and Sconces are made according to my author’s sketch.”