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Classicism Meets Minimalism in a Gracious St Petersburg Studio

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Architect and interior designer Natalia Ozerova uses thick slabs of bas relief work to shape an elegant space.

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Lovely bas relief work in faux stone is used throughout each room.

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The extremely modulated colour palette surrounding the ecru bas relief has a calming effect.

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The same severely restricted colour palette is used throughout.

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A mirror doubles the tiny space in a continuation of the ecru and blue-gray of the bedroom.

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The St Petersburg apartment gracefully blends classicism and minimalism.

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Even in a tiny toilet, classicism breathes its sense of perspective.

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Miraculously a gracious space is created from a very tiny apartment.

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The vertical lines of a bookcase emphasise the apartment’s one gracious proportion in the entry.

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There is barely room for a fireplace.

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Yet as you step out of the bedroom, a calming sight greets you.

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And turning and looking back at the bedroom wall, a shiny black TV and classical sculpture is flanked on each side by a pair of mirrored doors that reflect the few windows, with no hint of the bedroom beyond.

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Blending modernity and a classical aesthetic, even the stark black of TV screens acquires an ancient elegance!

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