MANGO is a spacious three-room apartment for a modern family from Minsk.

This project became quite a challenge for our studio: a couple turned to us when the layout of an apartment in a new building had already been developed. During the renovation phase, the architect who had been hired to design and implement the interior had to leave the project, so the clients were urgently looking for a replacement. As a rule, we do not undertake the projects where the existing layout cannot be changed. However, we couldn’t resist this combination of a great architectural solution, panoramic windows overlooking the forest park and a huge amount of light in the apartment. So, we got down to business.

The main task and, at the same time, difficulty for us was the necessity to fit in with the existing project framework. Aiming to reduce the forced construction delay and keep up with the deadline of the project, we promptly prepared sketches for each of the rooms instead of full-fledged 3D visualization and drawings. Many drawings, in turn, were developed in the process. This is how the MANGO project began.

The focus in this interior is put on simplicity and conciseness of lines and shapes. There light and airy rooms are not overloaded with unnecessary details, as the accents are set by the combination of interesting finishing elements, while furniture and light only support the minimalistic style of the space.

Interior stylist: Tatiana Korzun
Photo: Yegor Pyaskovsky