dmytro aranchii architects: octopus tentacle interiorthe open space is saturated with craters influenced by the flow of meatballs
the interior design of a three-room apartment by ukranian dmytro aranchii architects combines a lounge and dining/cooking area in an open-space configuration.places that need artificial lighting most sitauted as control points – each with its own value – the digital system becomes interconnected, creating a smooth flow of ambient illumination. curves throughout the space act as a differentiator: the number of petals depends on the room size; the smaller the room is the less petals it gets. ultimately, the project an experimental site for using five-axis machinery and integrating properties of artificial stone – which is seen in the bar table and curved construction for wine storage.
kitchen and living room are separated with a streamlined wing bar
floor lines connect the corridor doors
a place where private and public zones meet
striking contrast within monochrome palette
bedroom configuration
children’s room – a multi-level wardrobe with rhodonea handles
children working space for studying lessons
apartment plan
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