Olga Ashby Interiors designed a 3000 sq. ft. penthouse in Moscow’s city centre ticked all the boxes for the stylist client, who requested a spacious residence to host various dinner parties as well as the need to accommodate family members when they were visiting Moscow.

The apartment was a concrete shell from the start and Olga Ashby Interiors were immediately given carte blanche for the design.
The works were started from scratch and took a long 2 years to complete to the full satisfaction of both client and the design team. The client did not want to see any off-the-shelf solutions that were on the market and requested to use lots of high end, handcrafted finishes.

It took Olga Ashby Interiors an enormous amount of time and effort to complete the project, but they particularly enjoyed developing the design of all the bespoke furniture in their studio. The range of finishes used were truly a key aspect of this project; birdseye and sycamore laser cut veneers, natural shagreen, rock crystal, hand-blown glass, and much more. It gave the designers the perfect pallet to work with. Unusual finishes and bespoke solutions became a vital part of the interior design process.

The owner travels a lot and is used to the comfort of 5-star hotel suites, so she expected nothing less from her own private quarters in her primary residence. Olga Ashby Interiors created a 900 sq. ft. master suite as a self-sufficient apartment, with comfortable circular planning. Two doors on both sides of the bed lead to a wardrobe and bathroom, both spaces are connected inside which provides a very comfortable flow. As each space benefits from lots of light streaming through panoramic windows, there are no dark corners in the space. In this size of a bedroom, even an emperor sized bed with a 3-seater sofa in front of it doesn’t seem too big.