ShowRoom

Laboratory Dome is an interior design showroom in Saint-Petersburg with an area of 255 sq.m, which welcomes you with its own parking lot and a Cozy English-style patio. It has a modern style with elements of Scandinavian minimalism and Italian elegance.

9.5° Chair, Frama, Denmark. Mirror Tables and Block Sculpture, Kristina Dam Studio, Denmark. Kizu Table Lamp, New Works, Denmark. Carpet no.03, Cappelen Dimyr, Denmark

Florence Dining Table with marble top, New Works, Denmark. Ariake Arm Chair, Ariake, Japan. Johansson J63 Stool, Fredericia, Denmark. Tense Pendant Lamp, New Works, Denmark

Our exhibition area is located in the building of the former Nikolskaya Weaving Manufactory, founded in the 1890s. It was extremely important for us to keep the construction in its initial form, playing with existing textures. We kept the brickwork, reclaimed and fit into the interior original retractable working gates, cast-iron columns, as well as cleared the ceiling, left the ceiling beams visible, thereby preserving the industrial look of the space. We converted the extant electrical panel and push-button switched of the Soviet period into the lighting control system in the negotiation area.

Pendant lamps Model 2065, Astep, Denmark. Hanger Nara Coat Stand, Fredericia, Denmark

Mesa Table, Fredericia, Denmark. Outline Chair, Ariake, Japan

A key role in the whole composition is played by the axis of historical columns, emphasized by the line of coupling of the different types of flooring. Functional areas adjoin this axis, along which all movements take place in an ample open-space. It consists of a kitchen area with a large negotiating table, an exhibition area demonstrating unique interior items, a lounge area with a deep sofa and an armchair. The ensemble is completed with an open office areas integrated into the showroom and an experimental design zone.

Kitchen with columns, Minimal, Italy

Sliding kitchen island, Minimal, Italy

As an element of zoning, we also used metal chains decorated with floral arrangements. While retaining the historic chain-operated manual garage door, we decided to use chains to create a coherent composition. Therefore, we even place some interior items with the grips or chains, for example, Cappelen Dimyr rug, which falls to the floor.

Lounge Chair, Etcetera, Sweden. Rivet Side Table, Frama, Denmark

Due to its sculpturesque deisgn, the lounge chair has been produced in its original form since 70s, and the queue for it is from six months

Bathtub VVR, MOAB80, Italy. Sequoia Pouf, Fredericia, Denmark. Shelf Library, Frama, Denmark

2-seater Braid Sofa and Column Chest, Ariake, Japan

Sofa with wooden table Rodwood XL, Living Divani, Italy. KOBE coffee table, Pietboon, Netherlands

Armchair with wooden table Rodwood, Living Divani, Italy. Core Table Lamp, New Works, Denmark

Armchairs The Spanish Chair, Fredericia, Denmark

ELLA Sofa small and coffee table YKE, Pietboon, Netherlands

Even before entering the premises, our guests are able to see the landscaped and equipped patio. In our opinion, the exterior is no less important than the interior. Admiring the European traditions of home decorations, we paid close attention to decorating the entrance group, as far as it is located in a cozy courtyard between two brick buildings. As an element of décor, we singled out the garage, lining it with emphasized mirror wall panels made of ‘crumpled’ steel. We also made a recreation area by adding flower arrangements and benches to it. According to the feedback of our guests, we created a little London corner in our aesthetic courtyard.