Moscow-based ATO Studio released, at the end of 2016, their 3D projection of a stunning and luxurious apartment in Kazakhstan’s biggest city: Almaty. While being a gracious example of how beautiful interior design can be made, what really drew us to this particular project were the lighting designs in it featured. So much so, that we decided to share it with you!
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The project – due to be finished in 2018 – is being carried out as a partnership between ATO Studio and Almaty Vilnius Architects. What we have so far are these 3D projections that already give us a great sense of how amazing and luxurious this apartment is going to turn out, once finished. Keep scrolling to fall in love…
In this neutral living room what stands out – apart from that gorgeous bright red accent chair – is the Ike floor lamp by DelightFULL. So simple, yet so elegant.
This kitchenette-styled space is a gracious and harmonious room. To help give that effect, we can see how the neutral tones spread out across the room, as well as the marble details in the coffee table and kitchen floor.
That sense of harmony and cohesion spreads out across the whole house and even in the bathrooms we can see how the flooring was thought to match the rest of the house’s usage of marble. Beautiful!
The master bedroom, similar to the living room, is also full of stunning neutrals and just a few golden details. Another element that we love to see across a modern home is that beautiful and authentic green from the plants.
IMAGES SOURCE: ATO STUDIO
Finally, another element that makes this Astana residence very worthy is the very modern and elegant outdoor space perfect for a few late nights with friends.
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