Vander Park Residence

Vander Park Residence is a 2,195 sq ft top-floor family apartment in Moscow designed by Fruktov Interiors. Created for a family with four children, the home combines generous shared spaces, flexible circulation, panoramic views, and a strong architectural identity.

Ceilings reaching nearly four meters and windows wrapping around three sides fill the apartment with natural light. The main living spaces are organized along a central axis, preserving long views across the interior and toward the city.

The kitchen occupies the center of the plan as a transparent glass volume between the living and dining areas. Circulation continues around it along the windows, allowing family members to move freely while keeping the kitchen connected to the shared spaces.

Color helps define the character of individual rooms. Deep reds, greens, yellows, and softer blue tones create distinct atmospheres throughout the apartment. Exposed concrete ceilings, black graphic details, and custom steel elements provide structure, while natural wood adds warmth and balance.

The private rooms respond to the personalities and daily routines of their occupants. Built-in furniture, storage, work areas, and carefully placed color make each space individual while maintaining continuity across the residence.

Much of the furniture and many of the architectural elements were designed specifically for the project. The result is an expressive but carefully organized family home where strong geometry, natural light, color, and everyday life coexist comfortably.