In Russia, this luxury penthouse draws its inspiration from a sumptuous 16th-century Baroque palace. The architect Svetozar Andreev completely rethought the original layout, joining two separate apartments to create a vast open space with a Mediterranean atmosphere.
Decorated with exclusive materials such as Corian and parquet, the home unfolds over two levels: a living space below, and upstairs a leisure area with a bar, kitchen, relaxation area and private spa.
The Faz collection for a panoramic terrace
For the outdoor décor and lighting, the Faz collection, designed by Ramón Esteve, was chosen: planter, lamp, sun lounger, bar and stools.
Geometric surfaces and contrasts
The geometric surfaces and faceted forms of the collection suit the sophisticated, contemporary style of the décor, which alternates whites and blacks. An abundance of tropical plants and linear architectural lighting complete the whole.
Panoramic views enhanced
The large glass partitions make the most of the panoramic views. The Faz furniture, with its bold forms, converses with the urban surroundings and creates an elegant, almost dreamlike setting.
A contemporary jewel up high
In the end, this sophisticated project, created with Vondom terrace furniture, makes an elegant, dreamy setting that is perfectly aligned with its urban surroundings. The Faz collection shows its full potential on an exceptional rooftop.
