Caramel Blue
Sometimes it takes just a breath of fresh air to light up a new space. Over the years of experience, we realized that the architectural solutions that had achieved emotional response dramatically changed the lives of open and light-hearted house owners. In the course of our conversations, we were translating their precious memories of travels into a separate language of color, which was further embodied into the interior design. The climatic conditions of the region played an important role in the concept design: delicate warm shades recall the memories of endless sunny-sea days as opposed to prevailing hazy weather. This is not an attempt to escape from reality, but a sincere desire to make a house comfortable and welcome.
Location: Minsk, Belarus
Total area: 110 sq.m.
Models: Anastasia Karasyova, Inna Tupichina
Photography: Andrey Dubinin
Year: 2019
Daylight zoning is primarily determined by the location and orientation of the space. The light openings of the space maximize the performance of natural lightning throughout the day. The sleeping zone is east-facing, thus the time of awakening and the energy of the rising sun align with each other. The warm white color of walls allows for a free daylight distribution. The spacious daylight zone with delicate blue and caramel dominant colors is west-facing. These two colors and their harmonious combinations soften the atmosphere of the space by covering it with a relaxing wave.
The relationship between the indoor atmosphere and human consciousness is like an exciting story that you want to bury yourself in. It leaves a noble historical impact on the interior.
