interior designer
VIKTORIA KOLOS

ИНТЕРЬЕР +ДИЗАЙН 10.2007

 

 

 

 

Her image

 

Decorator Victoria Spike was able to create an amazing atmosphere. Use your favorite tools: monochrome noble, rich texture and soft light. Interior photogenic as its author.

 

 

Ascetic art of Italian neorealism, early Soviet cinema, painting "small Dutch" - inspired decorator.

 

 

 

 

 

Victoria Kolos work immediately recognizable. Decorator, author estetskih interiors, she found her palette and style - the noble and sensual. That's it like to stand and a new interior. Young zakazchitsa traveled the world - Europe, America and magical places of Gorny Altai. Raises a daughter. "I tried to do for her closed shell high above the ground," - says Victoria. Magical transformation produced in just one year. The apartment is in a new metropolitan high-rise building was imperfect data - a square box with windows along one wall that is only good for the studio. Saved the internal layout: as a result of three rooms - bedroom, living room and a children - were on the window. And most importantly - daylight "dragged" in the deaf room - dining room and kitchen. Victoria loves soft lighting, as in the paintings of "small Dutch". Here, the know-how of the Colossus - cambric special screens for windows. The premiere was a success. They give an unusual effect. "I wanted to in the interior was a secret, - says Victoria - is the most interesting." As always, she has done with flair, has used its proprietary range of smoky with the addition of silver pearl tones and remained true favorite materials: concrete, wood, metal. Repeated combination of maple floors, covered with white gloss paint with gray concrete walls, as in his own apartment in the Stalin skyscrapers. Added luxury: velvet studded door and ask to metal studs. At the entrance to a bed snowy Ural marble. And an interior biography improved all that could - up, decor, design. So there was symmetry (living in the shape of a cross began its axis) and classic details: stucco ceiling rosette, antique mirrors framed medallion chairs. Most of the furniture is made by the author's drawings: Kolos designed all the desks and cabinets, in particular, glass paneled cabinet with fatsetkami. One lamp invented the famous architect Alexey Kozyrev. Mistress of luck. She received a house with an amazing atmosphere and subtle details. With the advent of the sun volume change when they all poured, glare. Break away from the spectacle impossible. That can have a great movement of light!

 

 

 

Interior window

 

Due to the layout of a living room, bedroom and children received their share of daylight. In the adjacent deaf rooms - dining room and kitchen - built openings near the ceiling. Such small internal windows are still preserved in the old apartments. They are usually made between the bathroom and a kitchen or storage area.

 

 

Through Batista

 

The house has no curtains. Instead, the windows are covered with small translucent shutters (Dutch) bindings. Victoria came up to lay between the glass thin white batiste. He does not deprive the glass transparency, but the landscape looks like a misty, and the light in the house is softened and dissipated. If desired, the shutters can be separated.

 

 

Gamma and reflexes

 

Decorator knows how to connect with the rough gentle, brilliant with dim. Have put the gloss on the floor, covered with a white enamel. "Go nice and some reflexes!" And though the walls looks. Concrete polished to a mirror shine. Near rough gray plaster. The material is excellent, says decorator. Texture and picturesque better than concrete, and achieved a lot easier.

 

 

Important stuff

 

Details, even the small - the key to success. According to him read performance. They - like line of the dress. Victoria is always kind to the choice of outlets, switches, valves and so on. To the door, a plush, retro-matched handles with faceted glass beads. And in the house a lot of glass and mirrors. There are old from Venice, with a dim amalgam has modern styling. Greater than in the monochrome reflective interior surfaces, the better.