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Apartment · Contemporary
Design project for an apartment, 154 m²
Apartment · 154 m² · Completed
About the project
A 154 m² apartment in Almaty: an interior design project for a family of five with well-considered zoning and a unified style. A neutral palette of beige, grey and brown, gold accents and multi-level lighting create a calm yet distinguished atmosphere.
Client request
Design a spacious 154 m² apartment in Almaty for a family of five, with thoughtfully arranged zoning, separate rooms for the parents, two children and guests, plus a study and a laundry room, while keeping a unified style and materials throughout the entire space, without any feeling of disjointed zones.
Challenge
Accommodate the full lifestyle scenario of a large family on one floor: a master bedroom, two children’s rooms with different characters, a study with a relaxation area, guest and private bathrooms, and a laundry room, so that despite the variety of functions, the overall space remains cohesive, the interior stays quietly neutral, and routes between rooms are comfortable.
Concept
Elegant contemporary design on a neutral palette of beige, grey and brown that ties all the rooms of the apartment together. Gilded details, marble and expressive light fittings, crystal rings in the entrance hall and sculptural pendants in the living room, give accents of opulence without excess. Multi-level lighting makes it possible to change the scene with the time of day and the mood of the household.
Result
The result is a family apartment where everyone has their own space: a spacious master bedroom, two distinct children’s rooms, a study with a cosy corner for rest, while the shared kitchen-living area is connected through a consistent language of textures and light. Warm wood, marble and pinpoint golden accents make the interior look refined without being showy, and the planned zoning and storage systems make it practical for everyday life for a large family.
Trust metrics
154 m²
Floor area
4 months
Design period
Floor plan of the project “Design project for an apartment, 154 m²”
- 01Entrance hall
- 02Kitchen-dining room
- 03Living room
- 04Master bedroom
- 05Bathroom
- 06Girl's room
- 07Boys' room
- 08Home office
- 09Guest bathroom
- 10Laundry room

Classed by the developer as a three-room apartment, the space has been replanned to function as a six-room home. Separate rooms (a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, two children's rooms with dressing rooms, a home office, a guest bathroom and a laundry room) are arranged around a shared kitchen-living room. The total floor area in the project is 153.52 m² (the room schedule is shown on the drawing).
Zones of the project “Design project for an apartment, 154 m²”
01 Zone
Entrance hall
A crystal chandelier of two rings greets you in the entrance hall: it seems to float in the air, giving off a soft light. Warm timber on the walls and a marble floor make a striking pair of textures.
A console with three rounded mirrors lit around the perimeter is a practical focal point right by the exit. Concealed cabinets and minimalist doors keep the interior lines clean.
The lighting is built in several layers: recessed fittings join the chandelier, and light at floor level adds depth and opens the space out. A landscape painting above the console completes the picture.






02 Zone
Kitchen-dining room
The kitchen keeps to a neutral palette of beige and white: smooth cabinet fronts in a warm beige give a sense of comfort. At the centre of the room is an island of natural stone with marble veining, which doubles as a bar counter; two white chairs on gold bases add a little shine.
A marble splashback with concealed lighting opens the room out visually. The lighting works on two levels: track fittings on the ceiling and two glass pendants above the island. Parquet laid in herringbone brings warmth to a contemporary interior.



03 Zone
Living room
This living room brings contemporary design and a welcoming atmosphere together: a soft corner sofa sits beside a fine coffee table with a marble top, making an elegant place to rest. Pale walls and the natural timber textures of the furniture fill the room with warmth, and the distinctive pendants add a note of refinement and open the space out. The easy passage from the living room into the kitchen forms a single, balanced composition that answers the demands of contemporary life.




04 Zone
Master bedroom
This master bedroom is a model of contemporary elegance and function. At its centre is a generous bed with a striking grey headboard, flanked by minimal bedside tables. A neutral palette of grey, beige and white makes the atmosphere calm, with accent cushions in pastel shades. An impressive round chandelier and fine wall lights give the room layered lighting and bring out the design. The space is worked out to the last detail: a concealed air conditioner, a roomy chest of drawers and artistic accents in the form of abstract paintings come together to make an ideal place to rest.





05 Zone
Bathroom
Porcelain with marble veining marks off the shower area; the natural texture sets the tone for the whole bathroom. The smooth surfaces of the sanitaryware and the cabinets play against the textured stone and give the room depth.
Concealed lighting under the wall-hung cabinet works both as a light source and as an accent. The storage system is designed for a compact space, while a neutral beige-and-grey palette keeps it calm.



06 Zone
Girl's room
In this refined room for a girl, function and looks come together. The main element is a comfortable bed surrounded by soft pastel tones. An accent wall with a delicate pattern makes the room welcoming, and a well-planned storage system, with a fitted wardrobe in textured panels and open shelves, keeps things in order and puts favourite objects on show. The distinctive pendant light gives the room character, and a soft rug, a round clock and light curtains finish it off. A palette of beige, cream and light brown makes the atmosphere calm and balanced, and gives the young owner of the room a good place to rest and to grow up in.





07 Zone
Boys' room
The boys' room keeps to neutral tones, a calm background for study and for rest. A pair of beds in olive, set side by side, serve for sleeping and as a place to sit during the day, and the drawers beneath them add storage without taking up floor space. On the wall there is a map of the world, more an educational element than decoration.
A study area for two has been set up in the corner for learning and creative activities. Large windows provide natural light, light curtains help regulate it, and a soft rug makes the space comfortable for play.



08 Zone
Home office
This home office holds function and looks in balance, which counts for a great deal in apartment interiors. A run of fitted furniture in pale timber with dark accents makes a coherent workspace in which every detail has been thought about, from the generous worktop to the many shelves and cupboards.
Next to the work area, a lounge corner is set up: a low sofa with contrasting cushions and a textile wall artwork create a break between work and everyday home life. A neutral colour scheme based on natural shades promotes a calm atmosphere, while zoning into a work and lounge area helps make efficient use of the compact study.




09 Zone
Guest bathroom
This guest bathroom is contemporary and minimalist, in pale tones and natural materials. At its centre is an elegant basin with a marble top and a fitted cabinet in neutral grey. A lit mirror gives the room a soft light and makes it comfortable. Walls and floor are laid with pale tiles, which opens the space out. Fitted storage and concealed services keep the interior functional and tidy, and a glass shower enclosure and a wall-hung WC complete the look.



10 Zone
Laundry room
This laundry room is contemporary, with the emphasis on function and on keeping things spare. The walls and fitted cupboards are in a muted green, which makes the room calm and orderly. Everything needed is here: generous cupboards, a washing machine and a tumble dryer stacked one above the other to save space. Mirrored surfaces and concealed handles bring out the minimalist design, and the fitted storage makes the most of every square metre.



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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the project
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the project
How much does apartment interior design cost in Almaty?
We work the cost out individually after the brief and the measurements: there is no universal figure, because it depends on the floor area and the number of zones. This project is a 154 m² apartment with ten rooms, from a master bedroom with a dressing room to a separate home office and a laundry room. It is the scale and the complexity of the layout that set the estimate.
How long does it take to design a 154 m² apartment?
Around four months for a floor area of this size, counting from the base 2.5–3 months per 100 m². There are ten zones here, including separate rooms for the boys and for the girl and two bathrooms, so the timescale falls closer to the upper end of the range.
How do you plan an apartment with separate rooms for a boy and a girl?
In this project the girl's room and the boys' room were given a different colour logic and a different set of furniture, according to the children's ages and interests, but the same principle of storage throughout, so that the interior does not look pieced together. The two rooms sit next to each other, and the guest bathroom lies on the route from the children's area to the shared rooms.
What is the contemporary style in an apartment interior, and why does it suit a large family?
Contemporary is a neutral base with precise accents: nothing overwrought, but nothing dull either. In this apartment the approach made it possible to bring the kitchen-dining, the living room and the study into one logic, and to give the rooms characters of their own without breaking the unity of the whole.
Why does the apartment have a separate laundry room, and how is it incorporated into the project?
A laundry room takes the washing machine and the dryer off the kitchen and the bathrooms, which matters when there are several children in the house, as in this 154 m² project. We plan the ventilation, the drainage and the services for the appliances at the stage of the draft drawings, so that nobody has to cut into the walls later.
Does ARTEVRIKA work on projects in Kazakhstan remotely?
Yes. We work with clients in person or remotely, depending on the project, and this apartment was run largely at a distance. Distance is no obstacle to controlling quality: drawings, visualisations and specifications are handed over digitally, and a local team works on site to our documents.


