Trend Rooms 2023
Bedroom
Emotion: Contemplation
Let's dive into the world of the Contemplation room. Here is a vivid description of the room the authors give us:
"Her bedroom is a piece of tropical reef, and she herself is an exotic fish living inside a sea anemone. The world of her bedroom is flooded with sunshine and the energy of a new day, and in the evenings it turns into a cosy nest, where, wrapped in a plump blanket, it is pleasant to contemplate the details of the decoration and dream of new achievements.
The walls are covered with quilted panels of orange colour with images of nautilus and squid.
In the centre of the room is a round bed with a headboard made of soft rollers like seaweed. The round bed in the colour of pink actinia stands diagonally in the centre.
Behind the headboard is a textile partition (a curtain made of two layers of fabric), one side of which is metallised gold in the headboard and the other electric. The curtain is mounted on an anemone-shaped curved cornice hidden behind the ceiling.
Behind the curtain is a dressing table with mirror and light. The ceiling above the bed is covered with an electric-coloured spiral-shaped upholstered panel, and the floor is carpeted in cream.
This "fish named Wanda" is a young but ambitious girl who dreams of travelling and entertainment, but is not lazy and idle. She is always in business and ideas, but knows how to enjoy every minute of doing nothing."
"Her bedroom is a piece of tropical reef, and she herself is an exotic fish living inside a sea anemone. The world of her bedroom is flooded with sunshine and the energy of a new day, and in the evenings it turns into a cosy nest, where, wrapped in a plump blanket, it is pleasant to contemplate the details of the decoration and dream of new achievements.
The walls are covered with quilted panels of orange colour with images of nautilus and squid.
In the centre of the room is a round bed with a headboard made of soft rollers like seaweed. The round bed in the colour of pink actinia stands diagonally in the centre.
Behind the headboard is a textile partition (a curtain made of two layers of fabric), one side of which is metallised gold in the headboard and the other electric. The curtain is mounted on an anemone-shaped curved cornice hidden behind the ceiling.
Behind the curtain is a dressing table with mirror and light. The ceiling above the bed is covered with an electric-coloured spiral-shaped upholstered panel, and the floor is carpeted in cream.
This "fish named Wanda" is a young but ambitious girl who dreams of travelling and entertainment, but is not lazy and idle. She is always in business and ideas, but knows how to enjoy every minute of doing nothing."
The authors of the room
Igor Kurkin
Interior designer, decorator, object designer
Subject designer, interior stylist, one of the top 100 designers and architects in Russia according to AD.
Graduated from the Technical University of Milan (Politecnico di Milano), specialising in Residential Environment Design, Interior Design. His main activity is private residential interiors. But lately he has also been working on projects in the HoReCa sphere.
He is a regular participant of the online programme "Affordable Education for Designers". Participates as a speaker of business programmes in a number of international exhibitions and conferences. She has her own collection of object design, which is sold all over the world.
Graduated from the Technical University of Milan (Politecnico di Milano), specialising in Residential Environment Design, Interior Design. His main activity is private residential interiors. But lately he has also been working on projects in the HoReCa sphere.
He is a regular participant of the online programme "Affordable Education for Designers". Participates as a speaker of business programmes in a number of international exhibitions and conferences. She has her own collection of object design, which is sold all over the world.
Ekaterina Boucher
Textile designer with 22 years of experience, stylist, image maker.
Ekaterina launched 7 design studios in Moscow and created the Bushel brand from scratch.
Her star clients include Iosif Kobzon, Dmitry Dibrov and Sergey Sobyanin. Ekaterina Bushel's works have been recognised as winners in textile competitions and all-Russian exhibitions, and are also published in printed publications.
In addition, Ekaterina is the creator of her own collections of casual and evening wear and organiser of shows for young designers.
She is convinced that "interiors, like clothes, should reflect the inner philosophy and uniqueness of a person, be in harmony with the outside and the inside".
Her star clients include Iosif Kobzon, Dmitry Dibrov and Sergey Sobyanin. Ekaterina Bushel's works have been recognised as winners in textile competitions and all-Russian exhibitions, and are also published in printed publications.
In addition, Ekaterina is the creator of her own collections of casual and evening wear and organiser of shows for young designers.
She is convinced that "interiors, like clothes, should reflect the inner philosophy and uniqueness of a person, be in harmony with the outside and the inside".
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