Living Room in Montevista | Room Type: Full Home Renovation +Furnishings / Flip House – 3,169 Square Feet | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | Project Name: Montevista | Key Feature: A modern transformation of a flip home, highlighted by a newly designed statement fireplace wall and custom sliding doors and closet addition that created a functional fourth bedroom. Challenge: Supply delays due to COVID impacted material availability during the project. Solution: The team refreshed outdated finishes available and redesigned key architectural elements to create a clean, modern space that would appeal broadly to buyers and support a quick resale. Materials: Lighting: Circa, Safavieh. Wallpaper: Caroline Cecil, Thibaut. Tile: Bedrosians. Furniture: Dovetail, TOV, Four Hands. Rugs: Jaipur, CB2. Pillows: Surya, Jaipur. Budget: $150K-$300K | Timeline: 6 months-Completed October 2021.

Bedroom in Montevista | Room Type: Full Home Renovation +Furnishings / Flip House – 3,169 Square Feet | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | Project Name: Montevista | Key Feature: A modern transformation of a flip home, highlighted by a newly designed statement fireplace wall and custom sliding doors and closet addition that created a functional fourth bedroom. Challenge: Supply delays due to COVID impacted material availability during the project. Solution: The team refreshed outdated finishes available and redesigned key architectural elements to create a clean, modern space that would appeal broadly to buyers and support a quick resale. Materials: Lighting: Circa, Safavieh. Wallpaper: Caroline Cecil, Thibaut. Tile: Bedrosians. Furniture: Dovetail, TOV, Four Hands. Rugs: Jaipur, CB2. Pillows: Surya, Jaipur. Budget: $150K-$300K | Timeline: 6 months-Completed October 2021.

Powder Room in Montevista | Room Type: Full Home Renovation +Furnishings / Flip House – 3,169 Square Feet | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | Project Name: Montevista | Key Feature: A modern transformation of a flip home, highlighted by a newly designed statement fireplace wall and custom sliding doors and closet addition that created a functional fourth bedroom. Challenge: Supply delays due to COVID impacted material availability during the project. Solution: The team refreshed outdated finishes available and redesigned key architectural elements to create a clean, modern space that would appeal broadly to buyers and support a quick resale. Materials: Lighting: Circa, Safavieh. Wallpaper: Caroline Cecil, Thibaut. Tile: Bedrosians. Furniture: Dovetail, TOV, Four Hands. Rugs: Jaipur, CB2. Pillows: Surya, Jaipur. Budget: $150K-$300K | Timeline: 6 months-Completed October 2021.

Modern Apartment Interior Fit-Out and Renovation Masterpiece In the heart of Dubai’s vibrant urban landscape, Antonovich Group has once again redefined luxury living with the completion of a stunning modern apartment interior fit-out and renovation project. Renowned for their meticulous craftsmanship and innovative design solutions, Antonovich Group has transformed a bare apartment into a sophisticated sanctuary that seamlessly blends style, functionality, and cutting-edge technology. This project exemplifies their expertise in modern apartment interior fit-out, furniture design, and renovation execution, setting a new benchmark for elite residential spaces. Comprehensive Interior Fit-Out Solutions Antonovich Group’s interior fit-out services were pivotal in bringing this project to life. The fit-out process involved transforming the raw space into a fully functional apartment, complete with custom installations and high-end finishes. Key elements of the fit-out included: • Space Optimization: The team employed clever space-planning techniques to maximize the apartment’s layout, creating an open-plan design that promotes seamless movement between living, dining, and kitchen areas. Glass partitions and sliding doors were used to maintain privacy without sacrificing the airy feel. • Premium Materials: High-quality materials such as marble flooring, hardwood accents, and sleek metal finishes were incorporated to add a touch of sophistication. These materials not only elevate the aesthetic but also ensure durability and longevity. • Smart Home Integration: The apartment features a state-of-the-art smart home system, including automated lighting, voice-controlled appliances, and climate control, enhancing convenience and modern living. This aligns with current trends in apartment renovations, as highlighted by Antonovich Group’s commitment to integrating cutting-edge technologies. Bespoke Furniture: The Heart of the Design A standout feature of this project is the custom-made furniture designed and manufactured by Antonovich Group’s own production facilities. Each piece was tailored to complement the apartment’s modern aesthetic while maximizing functionality. Highlights include: • Statement Seating: Plush sofas and armchairs in soft, neutral fabrics create inviting seating areas in the living room, prioritizing both comfort and style. • Sleek Storage Solutions: Built-in wardrobes and cabinetry were designed to optimize space, incorporating hidden compartments and intelligent storage systems to keep the apartment clutter-free. • Elegant Dining Set: A custom dining table with marble accents serves as a focal point, blending seamlessly with the open-plan layout and adding a touch of grandeur. Renovation Execution: Precision and Craftsmanship The renovation execution phase was where Antonovich Group’s expertise truly shone. The apartment required minor structural updates to accommodate the open-plan layout and smart home integrations. The team’s ability to perform these renovations without compromising the building’s fixed structure was a testament to their experience with high-end apartment projects.

Clean white millwork meets warm wood accents in this custom primary suite bathroom design. The highlight of the room is a custom center divider tower featuring rich, warm wood drawer fronts set against a crisp white frame, topped with upper closed cabinet storage and an open display cubby. Dual white Shaker vanities flank the center tower, complete with white stone tops, brass wide-spread faucets, rounded brass-framed mirrors, and elegant warm brass lighting sconces. A custom white sliding barn door with a geometric diamond pattern completes the modern entryway. Key Features & Highlights: Two-Tone Center Tower: Warm stained wood drawer stack contrasted against crisp white painted cabinetry. Custom Barn Door Entry: White sliding door with a modern chevron/diamond accent pattern and black hardware. Warm Brass Accents: Matching gold/brass faucets, cabinet pulls, vanity sconces, and rounded mirrors. Symmetrical Double Vanity: Flanking white Shaker cabinets with ample drawer and under-sink storage.

Kitchen in Montevista | Room Type: Full Home Renovation +Furnishings / Flip House – 3,169 Square Feet | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | Project Name: Montevista | Key Feature: A modern transformation of a flip home, highlighted by a newly designed statement fireplace wall and custom sliding doors and closet addition that created a functional fourth bedroom. Challenge: Supply delays due to COVID impacted material availability during the project. Solution: The team refreshed outdated finishes available and redesigned key architectural elements to create a clean, modern space that would appeal broadly to buyers and support a quick resale. Materials: Lighting: Circa, Safavieh. Wallpaper: Caroline Cecil, Thibaut. Tile: Bedrosians. Furniture: Dovetail, TOV, Four Hands. Rugs: Jaipur, CB2. Pillows: Surya, Jaipur. Budget: $150K-$300K | Timeline: 6 months-Completed October 2021.

Dining Room in Montevista | Room Type: Full Home Renovation +Furnishings / Flip House – 3,169 Square Feet | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | Project Name: Montevista | Key Feature: A modern transformation of a flip home, highlighted by a newly designed statement fireplace wall and custom sliding doors and closet addition that created a functional fourth bedroom. Challenge: Supply delays due to COVID impacted material availability during the project. Solution: The team refreshed outdated finishes available and redesigned key architectural elements to create a clean, modern space that would appeal broadly to buyers and support a quick resale. Materials: Lighting: Circa, Safavieh. Wallpaper: Caroline Cecil, Thibaut. Tile: Bedrosians. Furniture: Dovetail, TOV, Four Hands. Rugs: Jaipur, CB2. Pillows: Surya, Jaipur. Budget: $150K-$300K | Timeline: 6 months-Completed October 2021.

GAO Zhiqiang: Exploring the infinite possibilities beyond boundaries - Space Emotion Design Series - Vniau Office The essence of space design is to pay attention to people’s emotional needs, especially in office designs. Vniau office is designed by GAO Zhiqiang, a space emotion designer. He created an extremely comfortable and inclusive office space by modern design tech-niques, combined with technology, history and humanities. / Explore / Infinite possibilities beyond boundaries A humanistic caring, warm and emotional design work, under the continuous changes of social forms, evolves into a space in accordance with the develop-ment of the current era, which is the most solid response from the designer to the space. This open space makes you feel like entering into a movie scene. Large areas of black and white contrast, and smooth lines create a powerful aura. However, soft lights bring back a romantic atmosphere. The space is highlighted by vir-tuality and reality. The development of modern technology diversified people’s cognition and iden-tification of space dimension. The designer tries to break the inherent bound-ary consciousness among technology, humanities and nature by comfortable and efficient spatial perception. Wandering between virtual and real, light and shadow, the space presents a fu-ture sense through symbols. It shows a bold, free, open, lush, and new office format. "Compared with technology, we pay more attention to people's emotions and feelings. We have always been advocating using the most common materials to create different spaces, and the key is depended on design." Said designer GAO Zhiqiang. Therefore, when it came to the selection of materials, pureness presents in-finity, simplicity creates richness. Bright green brings cheerfulness, and the exposed ceiling and cloud-like chandeliers create a natural and agile visual perception. The combination of dynamic and stillness embodies the concentra-tion of the designer. As the previous office was in Chinese style with redwood furniture, in order to have good effect of the overall space, the designer discussed with the own-er repeatedly, strive to change into a modern style, which matches more with their products, clients, competitors, brand culture and temperament of the of-fice, younger staff, etc., in the end, this design shows up. This is a ring-shaped office space with same walls and same core tubes, which make people easily disoriented. By the principle of 5 elements - metal, wood, water, fire and earth, the designer placed the reception and exhibition room in the middle, and painted in yellow, corresponding to central earth. According to this principle, the R & D department on the east side is decorat-ed in green, corresponding to wood, also, the market and finance department on the south side is orange, corresponding to fire. Service department on the west is white color representing metal, CEO and QC office on the north side is given black color, representing water. 5 directions are painted in 5 colors, which make people clearly distinguish departments and directions. The building wall of the void area has a huge sloped beam, which causes poor visual experience. To solve this problem, the designer creates a magnificent X-shaped style by making use of the original beam structure. Its perforated sides and the luminous aluminum plates are very sci-fi, showing a similar vision of X-Men headquarters. The interaction, communication and intersection among people are the key points of designing moving lines. Their optimization brings closer collaboration among departments,shorten the distance that people have to walk in the space, such as in conference rooms, negotiation rooms, recreation area, water bar, reception area. Reasonable moving lines make discussion and communication between people, de-partments, and customers more efficient. At the same time, different spaces create different atmospheres and emotions, relax, or serious, or leisurable, etc., so as to meet needs of different moments. In addition, the designer GAO Zhiqiang said, "We want to create a feeling of flowing clouds. Lights and curves create moving lines, and give a sense of freedom." To remove the shackles of traditional office designs, and give a space infi-nite vitality is not just a change in form, it is more about 'people' them-selves. Here, everyone has a very large degree of freedom, and they can feel the infinite possibilities of future. Initiative and creativity are stimulated at the same time. Once people create the environment, areas interact with each other, and the power of design emerges. Soft curve is a visual expression of tolerance and infinite possibilities. The spatial layout breaks isolation and shortens the distance of human hearts. High efficiency while no boundaries, and everywhere has space for independent thinking and solitude. The space respects each individual and can also unit as a whole. Gaudi, the most famous Spanish architect, once said that straight lines belong to human, and curves belong to the God. It is probably that the curves give birth to too many wonderful changes. In this space, the curves are formed smoothly, either on the ground or ceiling, or a room, a partition. "Spatial emotion design" advocates bringing human attributes to spatial func-tions. By designing and shaping the space, people are able to work in the best state of physiological and psychological emotions. Therefore, AFFD is trying their best to create comfortable working environments for employees, to ensure efficient work, as well as physical and mental health of staff.

Kitchen in Montevista | Room Type: Full Home Renovation +Furnishings / Flip House – 3,169 Square Feet | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | Project Name: Montevista | Key Feature: A modern transformation of a flip home, highlighted by a newly designed statement fireplace wall and custom sliding doors and closet addition that created a functional fourth bedroom. Challenge: Supply delays due to COVID impacted material availability during the project. Solution: The team refreshed outdated finishes available and redesigned key architectural elements to create a clean, modern space that would appeal broadly to buyers and support a quick resale. Materials: Lighting: Circa, Safavieh. Wallpaper: Caroline Cecil, Thibaut. Tile: Bedrosians. Furniture: Dovetail, TOV, Four Hands. Rugs: Jaipur, CB2. Pillows: Surya, Jaipur. Budget: $150K-$300K | Timeline: 6 months-Completed October 2021.

Kitchen in Montevista | Room Type: Full Home Renovation +Furnishings / Flip House – 3,169 Square Feet | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | Project Name: Montevista | Key Feature: A modern transformation of a flip home, highlighted by a newly designed statement fireplace wall and custom sliding doors and closet addition that created a functional fourth bedroom. Challenge: Supply delays due to COVID impacted material availability during the project. Solution: The team refreshed outdated finishes available and redesigned key architectural elements to create a clean, modern space that would appeal broadly to buyers and support a quick resale. Materials: Lighting: Circa, Safavieh. Wallpaper: Caroline Cecil, Thibaut. Tile: Bedrosians. Furniture: Dovetail, TOV, Four Hands. Rugs: Jaipur, CB2. Pillows: Surya, Jaipur. Budget: $150K-$300K | Timeline: 6 months-Completed October 2021.

Bedroom in Montevista | Room Type: Full Home Renovation +Furnishings / Flip House – 3,169 Square Feet | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | Project Name: Montevista | Key Feature: A modern transformation of a flip home, highlighted by a newly designed statement fireplace wall and custom sliding doors and closet addition that created a functional fourth bedroom. Challenge: Supply delays due to COVID impacted material availability during the project. Solution: The team refreshed outdated finishes available and redesigned key architectural elements to create a clean, modern space that would appeal broadly to buyers and support a quick resale. Materials: Lighting: Circa, Safavieh. Wallpaper: Caroline Cecil, Thibaut. Tile: Bedrosians. Furniture: Dovetail, TOV, Four Hands. Rugs: Jaipur, CB2. Pillows: Surya, Jaipur. Budget: $150K-$300K | Timeline: 6 months-Completed October 2021.

It is truly a joy to work with so many homeowners and see all their different visions come to life. This complete remodel was no exception. The original galley style kitchen had an undersized and rarely used breakfast nook under the corner window. We talked about it prior to the remodel and agreed this was space that could be far better used and accordingly removed it. We also removed the wall that separated the kitchen and dining room, which gave us many more options to work with. First, the owners wanted a largely contemporary feel to their new kitchen, hence the all new, custom built white cabinets we used extensively. To keep the feel a bit warmer, we used alder wood for the cabinets around the fridge and for all the highlights, including all the trim. With the nook removed, we relocated the sink to the corner to better enjoy the view and to make better use of the new space. We located the dishwasher to one side of the sink and the trash receptacle to the other side, making clean up a much more efficient process without so many steps being taken around the kitchen. Note how the custom granite counter is shaped to allow closer access to the sink and the shelf below the window. The original windows were also replaced with bigger openings to allow more light into the smaller space. There’s an entry door near one end of the kitchen. We added some apothecary drawers just under the upper cabinets to eliminate the “junk drawer” so many kitchens seem to end up with after a while. There’s a drawer here for each of the four occupants of the home for each to use as they desire, like car keys, coupons, notes, or anything else they may desire. This also allows each person to keep their drawer as clean or messy as they like without interfering with the other occupants. The spice cabinet was particularly fun to design for this space. The rack itself tucks neatly inside, then pulls out to spin a full 360 degrees, making superb use of the corner cabinet and providing easy access to all the spices. We have enough options for appliance garages that we prefer to call them condos. This particular example is one of our smaller units that neatly hides and protects all the assorted countertop appliances, while also keeping the counters tidy. With the opened wall to the dining room, we were able to add significantly more cabinet space. For the row of cabinets over the bar we added glass faces on both sides of the cabinets to allow more light to pass through (providing a much more open feeling), then also added lights inside the cabinets to help highlight family heirlooms. We finished it all off with a mosaic backsplash to add just a bit more character while adding to the contemporary feel of this magnificent new kitchen.

Bedroom in Montevista | Room Type: Full Home Renovation +Furnishings / Flip House – 3,169 Square Feet | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | Project Name: Montevista | Key Feature: A modern transformation of a flip home, highlighted by a newly designed statement fireplace wall and custom sliding doors and closet addition that created a functional fourth bedroom. Challenge: Supply delays due to COVID impacted material availability during the project. Solution: The team refreshed outdated finishes available and redesigned key architectural elements to create a clean, modern space that would appeal broadly to buyers and support a quick resale. Materials: Lighting: Circa, Safavieh. Wallpaper: Caroline Cecil, Thibaut. Tile: Bedrosians. Furniture: Dovetail, TOV, Four Hands. Rugs: Jaipur, CB2. Pillows: Surya, Jaipur. Budget: $150K-$300K | Timeline: 6 months-Completed October 2021.

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Kitchen in Montevista | Room Type: Full Home Renovation +Furnishings / Flip House – 3,169 Square Feet | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | Project Name: Montevista | Key Feature: A modern transformation of a flip home, highlighted by a newly designed statement fireplace wall and custom sliding doors and closet addition that created a functional fourth bedroom. Challenge: Supply delays due to COVID impacted material availability during the project. Solution: The team refreshed outdated finishes available and redesigned key architectural elements to create a clean, modern space that would appeal broadly to buyers and support a quick resale. Materials: Lighting: Circa, Safavieh. Wallpaper: Caroline Cecil, Thibaut. Tile: Bedrosians. Furniture: Dovetail, TOV, Four Hands. Rugs: Jaipur, CB2. Pillows: Surya, Jaipur. Budget: $150K-$300K | Timeline: 6 months-Completed October 2021.

Dining Room in Montevista | Room Type: Full Home Renovation +Furnishings / Flip House – 3,169 Square Feet | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | Project Name: Montevista | Key Feature: A modern transformation of a flip home, highlighted by a newly designed statement fireplace wall and custom sliding doors and closet addition that created a functional fourth bedroom. Challenge: Supply delays due to COVID impacted material availability during the project. Solution: The team refreshed outdated finishes available and redesigned key architectural elements to create a clean, modern space that would appeal broadly to buyers and support a quick resale. Materials: Lighting: Circa, Safavieh. Wallpaper: Caroline Cecil, Thibaut. Tile: Bedrosians. Furniture: Dovetail, TOV, Four Hands. Rugs: Jaipur, CB2. Pillows: Surya, Jaipur. Budget: $150K-$300K | Timeline: 6 months-Completed October 2021.

Living Room in Montevista | Room Type: Full Home Renovation +Furnishings / Flip House – 3,169 Square Feet | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | Project Name: Montevista | Key Feature: A modern transformation of a flip home, highlighted by a newly designed statement fireplace wall and custom sliding doors and closet addition that created a functional fourth bedroom. Challenge: Supply delays due to COVID impacted material availability during the project. Solution: The team refreshed outdated finishes available and redesigned key architectural elements to create a clean, modern space that would appeal broadly to buyers and support a quick resale. Materials: Lighting: Circa, Safavieh. Wallpaper: Caroline Cecil, Thibaut. Tile: Bedrosians. Furniture: Dovetail, TOV, Four Hands. Rugs: Jaipur, CB2. Pillows: Surya, Jaipur. Budget: $150K-$300K | Timeline: 6 months-Completed October 2021.

Bathroom in Montevista | Room Type: Full Home Renovation +Furnishings / Flip House – 3,169 Square Feet | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | Project Name: Montevista | Key Feature: A modern transformation of a flip home, highlighted by a newly designed statement fireplace wall and custom sliding doors and closet addition that created a functional fourth bedroom. Challenge: Supply delays due to COVID impacted material availability during the project. Solution: The team refreshed outdated finishes available and redesigned key architectural elements to create a clean, modern space that would appeal broadly to buyers and support a quick resale. Materials: Lighting: Circa, Safavieh. Wallpaper: Caroline Cecil, Thibaut. Tile: Bedrosians. Furniture: Dovetail, TOV, Four Hands. Rugs: Jaipur, CB2. Pillows: Surya, Jaipur. Budget: $150K-$300K | Timeline: 6 months-Completed October 2021.

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