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The interior of this 120 square meter apartment in Moscow, Russia is designed by Daria Grigorieva. The style that characterizes it is Art Nouveau or at least Russian version of it. Most of finishes and furniture are made of solid oak. A flowing floral ornament is an another distinctive feature of this amazing interior that could be found in many elements of decor. Lilies and irises add some aristocratic elegance and romance to the atmosphere of the apartment. The layout of the public area has is divided only visually. All doorways are shaped as arches there. The bedroom has no parallel walls so its smooth boundaries correspond to Art Nouveau style very well. There are also many other distinctive features of this style in this apartment that make the interior unforgettable.

Apartment filled with natural ornaments

apartment filled with natural ornaments

apartment filled with natural ornaments

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