Enthusiasts of contemporary art, pop culture, and vibrant creative individuals—for them, their apartment becomes an extension of themselves. Most often, such people prefer calm and reserved «base» color palettes in the finishes, reserving all the riot of color and vibrancy for the art objects within the rooms. Sculptures, posters, and unique furniture fill the space, transforming its atmosphere and setting the emotional tone in every zone.

The VIBE lamp concept embodies the idea of play and rapid transformation within its environment: «This lamp is a reflection of refined beauty, where lightness, transparency, perforation, and color create rhythmic interactions that coexist with and complement the material’s simplicity. The perforated patterns on the surface generate a pleasant diffused light and beautiful, shaped shadows, while also creating an intriguing moiré effect. Assemble your lamp and catch the vibe!»

The art apartment contains everything needed for creativity: plenty of space, vibrant works, quirky characters, a digital workstation, cozy armchairs with a coffee table for reading and discussion, a spacious closet, a relaxation area, and a bedroom.
Vibrant furniture and decor from various designers combine unexpectedly into a harmonious whole. The smooth lines of Vladislav Khegay’s chairs resonate with the fluid lettering in Elizaveta Makedonskaya’s graphic posters, while the sharp lines of LED tubes emphasize the dynamism of the bright spots on Inga Tatarshao’s color posters.
The interior’s richness is underscored by the combination of diverse materials and prints, including experimental ones: velvet and metal, marble and 3D printing with recycled plastic, glossy acrylic, and high-pile carpet—these contrasts form nuances in the perception of space across different sensory levels.
The sleeping spot features a «Shiitake» mushroom by Elizaveta Skripkina, providing a literal depiction of a fairytale character living inside the art apartment’s «canvas.»
The dynamic energy of the artwork shapes a visual narrative that invites free-flowing thought. In a dedicated lounge area, there are posters from Ksenia Klimova’s «Ponimyao, ” in which she portrays her childhood dream—a confectionery of understanding with her pet.
The work features projects from the «Communication Design, ” „Product and Industrial Design, ” and „Animation and Illustration“ majors:
VIBE Lamp — Polina Braginets MONOCHROME HOME Furniture — Vladislav Khegay DARKLESS Lamp — Vladislav Khegay Vimmelbuch „Durasov’s House on Pokrovsky Boulevard“ — Alina Umirova, Yulia Blyukher, Svetlana Sebyakina, HSE Art and Design Laboratory ai.rugs Rug — Dimon Gontar Bubble Style Posters — Elizaveta Makedonskaya „Symbiosis“ Rug — Alina Umirova „Ponimyao“ Posters — Ksenia Klimova FATA MORGANA Lamp — Valeria Orlova LIILAC Lounge Bench — Sofya Kucheryavaya „Veshenka“ Character — Elizaveta Skripkina „Oh! Animals in Sneakers“ Posters — Valeria Kovalenko Posters — Inga Tatarshao „Pigeons“ Pillow Print — Yana Tkach Rabochiy Table — Varvara Bobyleva Heliot Emil lamp — Denis Fedorov




