THE FUSE

In Sadovye, a 130-square-meter home designed for a woman and her daughter, St. Petersburg interior design firm Antwe began with one decisive gesture: to create “an object within a space.” At the center of the pristine, open environment, the studio placed a high-gloss oval volume in deep red Merbau veneer. Kept deliberately lower than the ceiling so it reads as a freestanding insertion rather than a conventional partition, the sculptural form conceals a main wardrobe, outerwear storage, technical systems, and essential household equipment within.