Vesper Tversakaya

Babayants Architects always apply an architectural approach to interior working with volumes, lines, and light. In Vesper Tverskaya, there is a different approach – a creation of interior concept as emotion. All elements are united and filled with a common meaning with a slightly guessable flair.

For the first time in their practice, the architects selected absolutely everything for this project: decor, including handmade KleinReid porcelain vases, textiles (drapes, bed linen, towels, and bedspreads), accessories such as book holders, kitchen utensils – dishes, glasses, cutlery appliances, entrance mat, and home fragrances.

In Vesper Tverskaya, the pivot objects are the objects of the French designer Mathieu Lehanneur: a Pillars console made of green Irish marble and an Inverted Gravity marble coffee table on a base made of glass.

In this project, Babayants Architects were also fascinated by the theme of glass. Glass is tested for strength by the heavy weight of marble in Mathieu Lehanner's objects. And in the bedroom, it reveals a new side – in the color gradient with which the Dutch designer Herman Ermix works. The objects of Herman Ermiks are pieces of art: a perfectly uniform gradient of color fills the glass, but leaves it completely transparent. In the bedroom, there are items from the Shaping Color collection of glass furniture: a panel above the bed with a transition between two delicate shades and an armchair. In the dining room, there is the Hub dining table on a glass leg, designed by Piero Lissoni for Glas Italia, and the Focus pendant lamp by Yuji Okitsu.