Private Art Gallery by HEUT Architects

Photographer: Dmitrii Tsyrenshchikov

The interior design was mainly aimed at using space as effectively as possible, while it was required to arrange paintings, graphics images, books and sculptures, in order to maintain interior laconism and integrity with so many items; artifacts were mainly located in closed cabinets; dimensional paintings were mounted on pull-out installations, which are the main focal point of the architectural and space-planning design. The pull-out painting system is enabled with the proximity key. When a specific module is open, the exposure light is enabled in the room, which makes it possible to spotlight an art object in a viewer-friendly way.

The exhibition can be viewed from both sides. When choosing the line of sight and the appropriate installation,the pre-set lighting scenario is enabled in the room. Depending on the event and as an option, the user can adjust the light power and intensity. Porcelain stoneware slabs 3 x 1 m were mainly used for floor, wall and furniture decoration, which made it possible to avoid excessive joints and create a seamless surface effect.

Design Team:

HEUT Architects

Photographer: Dmitrii Tsyrenshchikov