Silver interior design

Image 10 of 26 from gallery of Taiu Ice Cream Shop / Sivak+Partners Studio. Photograph by Yevhen Kariev

The Russian interior design firm Michelangelo Design Studio led by Tatiana Makoviychuk has recently completed ACSY Jewelry Store located in Chelyabinsk, Russia. The concept was based on the "Legend of the Silver Mountain", which was reflected in the interior composition with soaring in space inclined surfaces. And this wasn't an accidental constructive decision. This accent is not only a point of attraction of visitors' eyes, but it also functionally divides the space into 2 zones.

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Sleek and sophisticated, elevate your cocktail hour with artful silver-toned coasters. Available in pairs they're perfect for intimate aperitifs or glittered on mass along the table. Crafted from chrome-plated brass, the pair includes two unique and sculptural coasters inspired by free-flowing liquid. Originally hand-sculpted in clay by Corey, each coaster is crafted using poured molten brass then plated in metallic chrome to leave a slick finish reminiscent of water.

The Russian interior design firm Michelangelo Design Studio led by Tatiana Makoviychuk has recently completed ACSY Jewelry Store located in Chelyabinsk, Russia. The concept was based on the "Legend of the Silver Mountain", which was reflected in the interior composition with soaring in space inclined surfaces. And this wasn't an accidental constructive decision. This accent is not only a point of attraction of visitors' eyes, but it also functionally divides the space into 2 zones.

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From “The International Collection of Interior Design” (1985)