Aparthotel #navkolonas_hotel10
Located in a pre-revolutionary building near the Ukrainian Heroes metro station, in the city of Kiev. It was a room of 100 m2. We have created 4 full rooms, with their own style, each of which has its own kitchen area, seating area and bathroom.
A space can be emotional, especially when the architect and the customer embed atmosphere and high content into it.
The second room of the aparthotel is original, authentic wild, but gentle, with traditional Ukrainian notes. The value of history and tradition is at the heart of the concept of this space. Textured plaster, as the basis of the interior resembles traditional Ukrainian mastic. It is both a decor and a base at the same time. There are products made of natural wood, the texture of which can be felt through the photos. The concept of bathrooms is a combination of porcelain stoneware, and decorativeplaster. The ceiling is made of wooden beams. The washbasin is made of concrete-covered with textured plaster as on the walls.
A tandem of minimalism and natural beauty. There is no place for excessive decor, everything should be impeccable, elegant, restrained. This is how we created the first apartment hotel room of the “NAV.KOLO.NAS HOTEL10" project: a modern, minimalist space, with a mention of Japanese motifs. The furniture in the room creates a single integral design that unites the space and reflects the functionality inherent in the Japanese interior. Interestingly, instead of curtains and shutters, we used sliding partitions that resemble traditional Japanese ones made of rice paper. The same partition separates the kitchen and bedroom areas. The bathroom of the first unit is a tandem of multitextuality, clear lines and rounded shapes. We created the maximum functional space of 2.6 sq.m. The floor and walls are decorated with porcelain stoneware. The washbasin is made of river stone.
We created the third number original, wild, Scandinavian! The combination of natural wood stone, rough furniture elements. We used the height of the ceiling to make an imitation of the roof of a Scandinavian hut, but the constructor was changed by making the roof roscous. In this wick, we used natural wood in all the cabinet elements of furniture, walls, ceiling and floor. Also, this room is complemented by an electric fireplace, which adds comfort in the evening!
The fourth room has a desert space where the decorative elements are the texture on the plaster and the furniture, which reminds us of African motifs! We used the floor in the form of microcement, which reminds us of the stone floor of an African hut.