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K17
Firm LocationMinsk, New York, Tbilisi , Belarus
CompanyZROBIM architects
Lead DesignerJulia Baryliuk
Project Videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXTYt0k1qv0&t=918s
Duet of marble and wood. The project combines marble and wood to create a cozy yet bright space equally suited for work and rest. Wooden surfaces flow seamlessly from floor to ceiling, framing the interior with warmth. Rooted in architectural minimalism, the apartment is conceived as a white canvas with a sculptural core clad in veneer and stone. Invisible doors, clean lines, and natural textures create a calm, flowing atmosphere—minimalism as spatial philosophy, not decoration.