The Luxury Scenario Created by Polina Pidtsan

Enter the Luxury Scenario of the Grebnoy Canal by Polina Pidtsan

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Polina Pidtsan is an amazing Russian Interior Designer with a talented touch for her projects. Since 2008 this has been the perfect example of a woman who has never failed to impress many interior design aficionados with her incredible and authentic projects. CovetED is going to take you on a little tour inside some of the best projects of her life: we’re talking about the Grebnoy Canal.

Enter the Luxury Scenario of the Grebnoy Canal by Polina Pidstan

All photo credits belong to Polina Pidtsan

Polina Pidtsan comes off as a perfect example of someone who definitely struggles to improve her interior design projects. All of her projects have one common element: they share a concept that is complex and simple at the same time. This is due to the fact that she focuses heavily on comfort, functionality and a high style. It can definitely be defined as a successful mix of modern and classic.

In all of her projects, she manages to deliver and present the most incredible and luxurious settings. She never misses the goal of providing some of the most comfortable and sophisticated places. We can definitely take her approach on the Grebnoy Canal as a lovely example of her style.

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The Grebnoy Canal consists of a modern house designed in such a way that makes this apartment located in the section with rounded walls. The rounded walls despite being barely noticeable definitely give off an amazing vibe to the full display of the project.

Both the living room and dining room are designed in a calm light mixed in with a dark-blue colour scheme. These choices are afterwards complemented with other luxury elements such as doors with brass elements, triple glasses with facets and brass handles which create an inimitable look of this interior.

The luxury style however of this project of Polina Pidtsan is definitely felt upon entering the door to the house. The hall is definitely one of the big examples in this regard, seen as it has a marble floor made in contrasting grey and black colours. The entrance mood presents itself as a plain yet rich pattern. It bets strongly on the black elements on the wall which are supported by the black lacquered mirror frame.