Designers Yekaterina Gafina and Yulia Nikulina created visually quiet, timeless interior in Scandinavin style to escape from the bustle of Moscow . The project involved the unification of two neighboring apartments, so the work on the layout was large-scale and painstaking Dining room. Concorde table with marble top, Emmanuelle Gallina, Poliform. Chairs Gubi. Pulpo vase. Chandelier Ocher. The painting by Vladimir Semensky, Galerie Ediva, plays an important role in the interior: “It fills the room with the warmth of terracotta and the tenderness of pearls,” the designers say. Ekaterina Gafina and Yulia Nikulina are supporters of monochrome interiors. “We love the balance effect achieved by playing the halftones. Such an environment will never lose its relevance and will not get bored. And if you want, the atmosphere can be freshened up with decor at any time. " This approach turned out to be close to the customers, a successful young couple with two children: they dreamed of a comfortable, calm interior "for all time." On the subject: Ekaterina Gafina and Julia Nikulina: duplex in Jurmala The project involved the unification of two neighboring apartments, so the work on the layout was large-scale and painstaking. As a result, we managed to organize convenient logistics for 180 sq. meters, in addition to common areas, place two nurseries with a bathroom, an office, an autonomous wing for parents with their own bathroom and dressing room, as well as a laundry block.

For this reason, you should take the time to research the two options and weigh the benefits and drawbacks of each. If working with a renowned architect is a top priority and if construction budget is a secondary consideration, then taking the traditional architect + contractor approach might be the better fit. Where high design is paramount, hiring an architect to check the work of the contractor can be effective. This adversarial relationship between the architect and contractor can provide some checks and balances so that your project is built to the specifications, but it often requires the homeowner to step in and mediate between the two parties when disputes arise. If, on the other hand, project cost and convenience are paramount, design build might be a better choice. One of