Lashmanova Design

The first production batch of our Scarab sconces has arrived.
Part of the collection has already been allocated to ongoing projects, while a limited number of pairs remain available.
What makes Scarab particularly distinctive is its dual light-source system. Beyond its sculptural presence, it provides substantial functional illumination and can be used as a primary lighting fixture in bathrooms, dressing rooms, bedrooms and other interior spaces.
If you are interested in acquiring a pair, please contact us directly.

Today, we would like to share how we approached the interior architecture of a space housed within a rather typical example of Moscow’s Luzhkov-era development.
We inherited a set of challenging constraints: standard ceiling heights, conventional window openings, sloped attic ceilings, and a staircase spanning three full flights. Rather than fighting these limitations, we chose to redefine the spatial experience from within.
Pay attention to the way we reworked the internal architecture of the apartment — the proportions of the openings, the transitions between spaces, and the large sliding portals that unify the entire public and ceremonial sequence of rooms. Through these interventions, the space gained a sense of rhythm, depth, and architectural presence that extends far beyond the original shell.
The result is an interior where architecture is not merely a backdrop, but the primary tool for creating atmosphere, continuity, and a feeling of quiet grandeur.

The reconstruction of this historic residence was centered around creating a layered and atmospheric living environment. The ground floor was conceived as a sequence of public spaces, including a music hall, dining room, fireplace lounge, study, winter garden, and a private spa area with a sauna.
The study is immersed in deep earthy tones, creating a sense of intimacy and concentration. All of the furniture was custom-designed by our studio, while the vintage sofa and sculptural lamps add character, depth, and a collected sense of time to the space.