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Silent design in a Kiev apartment
This interior is the embodiment of honest minimalism, where each element has its place and purpose. The space is created from calm, natural colors: warm shades of wood, deep graphite accents and soft daylight penetrating through large windows emphasize the natural harmony of materials. The walls, ceiling and furniture are made in a neutral palette that does not distract attention, but on the contrary – soothes. Natural materials dominate: wood, linen, stone, textiles with a coarser texture – all this adds tactility and soulfulness to the space. The furniture is concise, but ergonomic, devoid of decorative excess. There is nothing superfluous in this interior – only function, aesthetics and silence.

The space is zoned softly: the dining area passes into a lounge area with a TV, then into a small office or guest room with a bookshelf system. The lighting is thought out to the smallest detail – calm, pinpoint, with minimalist forms that do not attract unnecessary attention. This interior speaks the language of modern restraint and durability. It does not strive to be “fashionable” – it is simply real.

Eclecticism in a historic Brussels environment.

We designed the interior of a small apartment in the heart of the historic buildings of Brussels, which harmoniously fits into the context of its surroundings. In our approach, we used eclecticism, a style that, in our opinion, is best suited to such environments. It allows us to create the impression of a continuous life process, avoiding the artificiality that is often inherent in rigid stylistic frameworks.

In the design, we preserved elements characteristic of Brussels architecture, such as high ceilings and authentic window frames, and harmoniously integrated modern solutions, in particular, functional furniture and minimalist lighting. This dialogue between the past and the present creates a unique atmosphere that reflects the dynamics of life in a historic environment. The use of natural wood, marble, textile accents and light metal details adds warmth and depth to the interior. These materials provide a connection with traditional Brussels interiors, while maintaining a modern aesthetic. The compactness of the apartment required rational use of every square meter. We included multifunctional furniture, hidden storage systems and adaptive solutions that allow changing the purpose of the space depending on the needs.

Eclecticism in a historic Brussels environment.

We designed the interior of a small apartment in the heart of the historic buildings of Brussels, which harmoniously fits into the context of its surroundings. In our approach, we used eclecticism, a style that, in our opinion, is best suited to such environments. It allows us to create the impression of a continuous life process, avoiding the artificiality that is often inherent in rigid stylistic frameworks.

In the design, we preserved elements characteristic of Brussels architecture, such as high ceilings and authentic window frames, and harmoniously integrated modern solutions, in particular, functional furniture and minimalist lighting. This dialogue between the past and the present creates a unique atmosphere that reflects the dynamics of life in a historic environment. The use of natural wood, marble, textile accents and light metal details adds warmth and depth to the interior. These materials provide a connection with traditional Brussels interiors, while maintaining a modern aesthetic. The compactness of the apartment required rational use of every square meter. We included multifunctional furniture, hidden storage systems and adaptive solutions that allow changing the purpose of the space depending on the needs.

In an environment where every house breathes history, the interior should not look too modern or, conversely, overly stylized for past eras. Eclecticism allows you to preserve the character of the place, creating the feeling that the interior has developed organically with the building. The eclectic approach allows you to integrate different stylistic elements, while maintaining the integrity of the image. Eclectic design in such a context is the optimal solution that combines historical heritage and modern needs. It does not try to copy the past or overly emphasize modernity. It is a style that works with the context, leaving space for natural life and harmonious interaction of residents with the environment in which they live.

The interior of the house as an example of
“transparent architecture”.
The interior displays an open layout, which is the basis of transparent architecture. The absence of partitions between living areas allows you to create a feeling of space and freedom of movement. Large windows occupy almost the entire wall, providing natural light and an unobstructed view, connecting the interior environment with the exterior. The space is organized in such a way that each functional zone flows smoothly into one another. For example, the living area with upholstered furniture smoothly transitions into the kitchen and dining room, which allows you to create a single integrated system for everyday life. The interior reflects modern minimalism, where every element has its place and purpose. Linear forms and clean surfaces emphasize the absence of unnecessary details, which helps to focus on the main thing – comfort and functionality of the space.

Harmony of materials and colors.
The use of natural materials, such as wood and stone, creates an organic connection between the interior and the exterior. The color palette of the interior is made in neutral tones, which adds a feeling of lightness and peace, promoting a harmonious interaction with the environment.

Interaction with the environment.
Large windows create the impression of direct contact with the environment, blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor space. This enhances the feeling of openness and inclusion in the natural landscape. This interior is a perfect embodiment of the concept of “transparent architecture”, which aims to create open, bright and functional spaces, where every element contributes to the harmonious interaction of a person with his environment.

Friendly modular sofa system, modern minimalism and maximum flexibility.
The Friendly modular system is designed to meet the needs of modern interiors, focusing on aesthetics, convenience, and functionality. It is built on the principles of minimalism, where every element has its practical application. The system consists of five basic modules that allow the sofa to be configured into almost any shape and size, making it adaptable to various styles and spaces. Thanks to the versatility of the modules, Friendly can be tailored to any environment — whether residential or commercial.

Design flexibility for any interior.
Each of the five basic modules can be used independently as a standalone piece of furniture or combined with other modules to create a large sofa. This offers limitless design possibilities, allowing clients to choose the configuration that best suits their needs. Regardless of the size or style of the space, the Friendly modular system easily fits into any environment — from spacious living rooms to cozy office lounges.

Appearance and materials: Zegen’s style in every detail.
Friendly reflects the recognizable style of the Zegen brand, featuring a sleek metal frame and soft upholstery, creating a harmonious blend of minimalism and comfort. The metal frame not only provides an aesthetic appeal but also ensures high durability and longevity. This makes the system ideal for commercial use in hotels, offices, restaurants, and other public spaces where reliable yet stylish furniture is required.

Comfort and functionality: attention to every detail.
The Friendly system is designed to ensure maximum comfort in everyday use. The medium-depth seating is suitable for both relaxing at home and for active communication in offices or waiting areas. The sofa adapts well to various scenarios: it can serve as a perfect spot for unwinding after a long day or as a comfortable area for business discussions in an office setting.

Additional functional features.
One of the system’s unique features is a round wooden table that can be added to the module composition upon request. The table complements the overall minimalist design and enhances functionality, allowing it to serve as a space for storing books, drinks, or other items.

Practicality in every aspect.
The Friendly modular system is not only stylish but also practical. The height of the legs is designed to make it easy to clean under the sofa with a robot vacuum, ensuring both comfort and cleanliness in homes or offices. This makes the sofa particularly appealing to those who value practicality and technological solutions in their daily life.

Seamless integration with other collection items.
The Friendly sofa perfectly complements other furniture pieces in the Zegen collection. Despite its minimalist design, every detail in this system is carefully thought out. The absence of sharp corners makes it safe and comfortable for everyday use, while its versatility allows it to blend harmoniously with various interior styles.

Applications in various spaces.
Thanks to its sturdy construction and versatile design, the Friendly system is suitable for a wide range of spaces. It can be used in lounge areas by pools, on terraces, in living rooms, offices, or hotels. Friendly provides comfort for both short-term relaxation and extended use in public spaces.

An open shelving system is an ideal solution for organizing the storage of everyday things.

The model is quite capacious, fulfilling the role of a functional system for storing things. Thanks to the developed design-project, the shelving gives the room visual lightness. The use of veneer provides the design with the maximum strength and durability. The shelving unit from the manufacturer also serves as an excellent solution for the room zoning. Natural materials and simplicity of forms set set style, mood to the interior.

This is a project of a one-story residential building located in Cherkasy, designed for a family with two children.

The customer had a main plot of land measuring 15m by 40m and an additional small one inside the neighboring plot. Having worked on the functional plan of the house, we discovered a problem. The main plot of land was too narrow, and the small one was not used because it had no connection with the main plot. We informed the customer about this. The project was put on hold. After some time, the customer returned with new site boundaries. He agreed with the neighbors, a small plot was attached to the main one in the best way. After that the plot was narrow from the street side, but widened inside the plot. This decision had an important impact on the project and made it possible to design a comfortable house.

The space consists of a wine shop and a restaurant with a terrace in the center of Cherkasy.

The object is located in the quiet city center in the middle of pedestrian streams. We created a magnet which are the terrace and green spaces along the sidewalk leading to the square. In this project, we combined a wine shop and a restaurant into a single space. There is a bar at the entrance, the restaurant halls are located near the windows, and the wine shop is in the back of the building. In this way, the restaurant is visible from the street, it creates another magnet for passers-by.

The modern world changes the style of life, along with it changes the perception of space. A person wants to satisfy all needs in one place. That is why the demand for multifunctional interiors is growing.

A two-story residential building with a garage for two cars in Cherkasy.

The task was to design a house for a large family in the middle of a pine forest. When we placed the house on the territory, we tried to preserve the trees as much as possible.

The house is divided into functional blocks: technical, kitchen-dining room, living room and bedrooms. Each block is separated, so it looks like we have four houses instead of one. The house has a large area, but the architecture has a human scale. The main windows are oriented towards a large courtyard with a terrace, a swimming pool and a lounge area.

A two-story residential house on the banks of the Dnipro river in Cherkasy. It is like a periscope that observes the surface of the water.

Our task was to design a modern residential house and to take into account the existing foundations of the previous house. Next to the main residential building is a guest house. A residential building, a guest house, a terrace, a barbecue area, a carport, a lounge area and a swimming pool create a harmonious functional complex. The house is closed from the outside and oriented to the river on the first floor. The second floor has architectural plasticity that resembles a periscope. You can watch the blue surface of the water from every bedroom.

The access to the river is from the bank. It gives a feeling of close contact with nature.