"The Tbilisi apartment is designed to offer a balance of comfort, aesthetic sophistication, and adaptability. Spanning 170 m, the goal was to create a space where the overall design serves as a versatile backdrop, allowing the apartment to shift in character depending on the residents' needs and moods. This is achieved through a carefully chosen combination of materials, colors, and furnishings that can easily be updated or changed, giving the space both functional and visual flexibility."
"Grigory Sokolinsky Text description provided by the architects. The Tbilisi apartment is designed to offer a balance of comfort, aesthetic sophistication, and adaptability. Spanning 170 m, the goal was to create a space where the overall design serves as a versatile backdrop, allowing the apartment to shift in character depending on the residents' needs and moods. This is achieved through a carefully chosen combination of materials, colors, and furnishings that can easily be updated or changed, giving the space both functional and visual flexibility."
The project is a 170 m² apartment in Tbilisi designed to balance comfort, aesthetic sophistication, and adaptability. The overall design functions as a versatile backdrop so the apartment can shift character according to residents' needs and moods. A carefully chosen combination of materials, colors, and furnishings enables easy updates or changes to alter atmosphere. The approach prioritizes both functional and visual flexibility, allowing furniture and finishes to be replaced to change use and mood. The project used products from TON, AMura, FLOS, Nemo, Norman Copenhagen, Ns Product, Stilnovo, and TOOY. Lead architect is Nini Tchanturia; completion year 2023; photographs by Grigory Sokolinsky.
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