Interiors
Ombra
A penthouse in Moscow City
An interior in a dark, tactile contemporary key. The name means “shadow” — a counterpart to “Ambra” (amber): here the warm glow of glass lives in deep darkness.
The double-height atrium — the heart of the penthouse
Matter instead of shine: an aged “mercury” mirror with a gold-black patina, smoky amber glass, emerald fluted lacquer, brass, dark stone and microcement. A flowering cherry branch and a fiddle-leaf fig bring living breath, while pools of warm light in the darkness turn the space into an atmospheric, almost theatrical stage. A home for those who value character, texture and depth.
The atrium
A double-height volume in dark microcement, a panoramic window onto the city and a wall of aged “mercury” mirror with a gold-black patina. Smoky amber glass spheres hang in a cluster, and a flowering cherry brings living breath into the deep darkness.
The opposite view
From the other side — cognac leather, emerald velvet and brass against dark stone. The warmth of the materials and pinpoint light keep the scene intimate: no shine, but depth and texture.
Lounge and media wall
The heart of the evening is the lounge by the mercury-mirror wall: the texture of aged glass becomes the main “décor”, and light gathers in warm pools.
Dining room and kitchen
The formal reception zone keeps the same dark palette — stone, brass and smoky glass compose an atmospheric evening scenario.
Hall, bar and cigar room
Separate evening worlds: the hall greets you with dark depth, and the bar-cigar room with its backlit shelves is a place for a late evening among your own.
Bedroom, dressing room, bathroom, study
The private level of the duplex sounds even quieter and deeper: dark matter, warm light and an intimate scale.
The master bedroom
A soft headboard, dark stone and brass, a muted amber light — the drama of the atrium translated into a calm, enveloping register of rest.
Evening light and the palette
In the evening the atrium becomes a stage: warm pools of light in the dark, smoky glass, brass and patina — the materials the whole atmosphere of Ombra rests on.
Matter instead of shine, warm light in the dark — a home for those who value character, texture and depth.
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