This apartment in Moscow was designed for a couple with two children. The layout separates shared living areas from private bedrooms, creating a comfortable home that supports both family life and individual routines.

The kitchen is separated from the living room by glass doors, while the hallway connects the two zones and incorporates practical storage. Full-height oak panels and doors, combined with asymmetrical detailing and diagonal LED lighting, give the corridor a distinctive character.

A cool colour palette is balanced by warm wood textures and black accents. The burgundy sofa and marble-effect TV wall create a bold focal point in the living room, while durable materials and carefully considered details make the interior suitable for an active family with young children.

Floating beds simplify cleaning, and discreet protective wall corners help preserve the finishes over time. The result is a contemporary family home that combines a clear spatial structure, distinctive design details and everyday practicality.