04-05-2025
Designers Anastasia Rozberg and Natalia Kudryashova conceived an interior that combines expressive accents, clear architectural logic and a subtle understanding of children's needs. The task was not just to decorate the room, but to create a space that would inspire learning and creativity. In one room, personal areas for each of the brothers, work places, a play area and even a mini-gym were combined - and all this within the attic space with complex geometry.
The central area, located under a sloping roof with a low ceiling, sparkled with milky white shades, filling the space with air. Bright splashes of color, inspired by the aesthetics of the Lego constructor, set lively accents. And the study areas are decorated in green tones - it helps to concentrate and get into the working mood.
On both sides of the room, each of the brothers has hanging tables made of Lamarty laminated chipboard in a warm Albero decor imitating oak veneer. The work area for each boy is logically completed by compact cabinets for storing books, school supplies and various useful little things. They have become a special element of the interior: made of plywood for painting, they are stylized as Lego parts. Bright colors, relief overlays, round geometry - all this turns them into a full-fledged art object. Some of the facades have through round holes, which not only decorate, but also serve as miniature shelves for awards and medals of the young owners.
The work areas are decorated with a perforated panel made of moisture-resistant SyPly PRIMER plywood, painted gray. It not only adds playfulness to the space, but also allows you to vary the placement of shelves and accessories. Thanks to the protective paper, the plywood did not have to be primed beforehand — it is immediately ready for painting, and therefore for creativity. Shelves on adjustable brackets, made of the same plywood, allow the structure to be transformed at the request of the young owners.
At the entrance there is a wardrobe made of white Lamarty laminated chipboard — neutral, light and neatly integrated into the overall volume of the room. Additional storage systems with louvered doors are hidden under the roof slopes, creating a light, flexible rhythm in the space.
The sleeping areas have become real architectural capsules — niches under the roof slopes are designed as secluded and cozy zones. These are not just beds, but full-fledged personal spaces — protected, individual, designed with care and attention. The painting on the slopes, done by hand using the author's stencils, adds decorativeness. Low bed bases retain maximum height in the niches, and instead of traditional bedside tables, perforated chipboard structures in Albero decor are provided, which will allow you to place the necessary little things.
In the center of the room, a table assembled like a constructor appeared - another hello to Lego. It is made of laminated chipboard and plywood. And the composition is crowned by a bright ceiling chandelier, created according to an individual sketch of the designers. It is assembled from SyPly PRIMER plywood and white lamps painted in a rich blue color - and thus completes the image of the room as a space for play, imagination and future discoveries.
Details of the project and the video of the episode can be found on the website of the program "Dachny Otvet". Broadcast from 04/05/2025
Author of the project: Anastasia Rozberg and Natalia Kudryashova
