Sketched out by expert architects from Geometrix Design, Axioma is a contemporary, minimalistic and luxurious residence that is located in Moscow – Russia‘s capital and one of its most amazing cities. The house in question offers 1,400 square feet of living space and impresses with a clean, almost futuristic look based on a plethora of crisp white elements complemented by shades of black. Whether we’re talking about the white walls, white furniture and black hardwood floors in the living room or the glossy black headboard, black bed and white curtains in the bedrooms, this combination of black and white persists throughout all of the living areas.
The bathroom flaunts modern appliances as well as large mirrors and contemporary lighting systems integrated into the ceiling, while the kitchen boasts a glossy white dining table for six, high-end amenities and a decent-sized countertop. Apart from the ordinary living areas, the abode also includes a private workspace that receives plenty of natural light.
“Minimalist” and “luxurious” are marketing buzzwords. Prove the quality. Are those white walls actually durable, or just paint? And is the “futuristic” look just expensive emptiness? Show me the materials, not just the photos.
Great question! The walls are high-grade microcement, not just paint, offering exceptional durability and a seamless finish. The “futuristic” aesthetic relies on premium Italian marble and custom joinery, ensuring the space feels curated, not empty. We prioritize tactile quality over mere visuals.