Interior design is a powerful way to tell the story of a space, and with Pizzayolo, we’ve created a space that does just that, with a unique concept that masterfully blends historical motifs, craftsmanship, and contemporary subcultural style.
Location
83A Clinical Street, Kaliningrad, Russia
Photography
Sergey Melnikov
Interior design
Anastasia Alekseeva, Masha Beluga
Typology
Hospitality › Restaurant
Nestled in the historic village of Nikolina Gora, just outside Moscow, this 230 m² house is surrounded by towering trees and fragrant lilac bushes, seamlessly blending into the creative heritage of its storied surroundings — once home to writers, architects, and artists. Originally built in the late 1990s with materials available at the time.
Project name
A family country house rooted in art and tradition
Location
Nikolina Gora, Moscow Region, Russia
Photography
Mikhail Stepanov
Collaborators
Margarita Castillo
Interior design
Irina Tatarnikova, IT-DECOR Studio
Typology
Residential › House
In Tomsk, a city steeped in history and culture, a bold new gastronomic project has emerged — the Receptor restobar. Designed by Elena Rybalkina, founder of LeafLaurelbyRybalkina, the interior delicately balances the authentic atmosphere of a 19th-century building with contemporary accents.
Project name
The main dining and wine halls of the new Receptor Restaurant in Tomsk
Architecture firm
LeafLaurelbyRybalkina
Interior design
Elena Rybalkina
Client
Receptor Restaurant
Typology
Hospitality › Restaurant
This project was implemented in the Silver Fountain residential complex in Moscow, which was designed by Sergey Choban and the Speech Bureau.
Project name
A small apartment with character
Architecture firm
Sinelnikova Mary Design
Photography
Gnesin Evgeny
Principal architect
Sinelnikova Mary
Interior design
Sinelnikova Mary
Environmental & MEP engineering
Structural engineer
Aaron
Material
Cement, Wood, Glass
Supervision
Sinelnikova Mary
Visualization
Glonti Olga
Typology
Residential › Apartment
This refined interior is a project by interior designer Katya Begicheva, created for a longtime client. An active young man purchased a 124 m² apartment in a renovated early 20th-century income house in Moscow, drawn to the convenience of living within walking distance of the city's vibrant infrastructure.
Project name
Smoky gray apartment of 124 m² in the center of Moscow
Photography
Mikhail Loskutov
Design team
Style by Katya Begicheva
Interior design
Katya Begicheva
Environmental & MEP engineering
Material
Oak Parquet, Marble, Oak Veneer, Porcelain Stoneware, Quartz, Microcement
Typology
Residnetial › Apartment
This elegant apartment in a prestigious residential complex combines style, comfort, and functionality. A comfortable layout, a mix of finishes, and carefully selected furniture create a sophisticated yet inviting atmosphere. Large windows bring in plenty of natural light, highlighting the warm palette of beige, brown, and deep earthy tones.
Project name
Elegant Urban Apartment
Architecture firm
AIYA bureau
Principal architect
Aiya Lisova, owner and creative director
Design team
Ekaterina Tsvetkova, leading designer
Typology
Residential › Apartment
This interior was created for a young student who values freedom and space in his home. Being inspired by the works of Van Gogh and Alexander Rodchenko, we ended up creating an airy interior concept with “virtual” walls. Thus, the concept of minimalism and free space turned out to be the key elements that give the apartment a modern and stylish loo...
Project name
Transparent Minimalism
Architecture firm
Vera Galitarova
Location
Residential complex “Richmond Residence”, Novosibirsk, Russia
Photography
Ivelia Korolenko
Principal architect
Vera Galitarova
Design team
Design Studio Galitarova
Interior design
Vera Galitarova
Environmental & MEP engineering
Material
Glass, Porcelain Stoneware, 3D Gypsum Wall Panels
Supervision
Galitarova, Architecture and Design Studio
Tools used
CorelDraw, ArchiCAD, Revit
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Living between Slovakia and Moscow, interior designer Olga Dann has crafted a space where her professional vision and personal preferences seamlessly intertwine. Her 68 m² apartment in Moscow is a bold reflection of long-held dreams and bold design decisions.
Project name
A thoughtful approach to personal space by interior designer Olga Dunn
Photography
Mikhail Loskutov
Interior design
Olga Dunn
Environmental & MEP engineering
Typology
Residential › Apartment
