OH1H
Modern house Interior in Kyiv

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The OH1H project in Kyiv is a 216 sqm apartment interior that showcases a mature interpretation of functional minimalism by Igor Sirotov Architects. The space concept is focused on creating visual silence and impeccable purity of lines, where every architectural detail is part of a unified structure. Through thoughtful zoning and the use of monochrome surfaces, the large area of the apartment feels cohesive and filled with air. The absence of superfluous decor is compensated for by the depth of architectural forms and complex lighting scenarios that transform the residence into a modern space for comfortable living. It is a project where the "less is more" aesthetic reaches its peak, emphasizing the status and philosophy of the owners.

Location: Kyiv, Ukraine

Area: 216 sqm

Style: Functional architectural minimalism

Key Features: Strict geometry, concealed functional elements, emphasis on volume and light

Materials: Architectural concrete, stone, matte panels, metal

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