Penthouse Design

A penthouse is a unique format of prestigious housing. Its spacious area, panoramic glazing, multi-level layout, and open floor plan create a living space unique in its aesthetics and ergonomics. The emphasis is on the owner’s personality and lifestyle—personalization is evident in everything from the layout and finishes to the decor. As for interior style, a variety of options are available, with contemporary designs and luxurious Art Deco designs being the most popular. Penthouses are typically decorated with charismatic, premium finishes. A touch of luxury can be added with designer furniture, exclusive lamps, and unusual art objects.

In Maria Green Studio, you can order a penthouse design project in any interior style: classic, neoclassical, modern, or art deco. All interiors are designed from scratch using individual design solutions, which are always approved by the client. The project is meticulously crafted, including the preparation of sketches and drawings for furniture production, and cannot be copied. The result is a unique living space, one-of-a-kind: stylish, harmonious, and 100% tailored to the client’s needs. To order a penthouse design project, please contact Maria Green by phone, email, or messenger.

Open spaces and panoramic windows that let in plenty of natural light are the main advantages of a penthouse. They create a sense of spaciousness and a unique atmosphere in the interior. When designing penthouse interiors in Moscow and abroad (like the apartment in Paphos, Cyprus, pictured here), Maria Green always takes into account the architectural features of the property: ceiling height, square footage, the presence of a terrace or staircase, and window placement. This approach allows her to find the best layout and color scheme and develop a turnkey design, selecting the perfect furniture and lighting fixtures for the interior.

Conditional zoning

To maximize the open space in the penthouse’s public area, zoning is accomplished primarily through furniture, lighting, and decor. Furniture arrangements are organized according to their intended function and complemented by unique spotlights. An accent wall with an unusual textured finish (such as 3D panels), built-in lighting, and original decorative elements can serve as a backdrop for the furniture.

Maximum comfort

Many penthouses have the technical capability to install a traditional fireplace. This, complemented by a woodshed, provides a cozy atmosphere and creates a country-house atmosphere. If this isn’t possible, a fireplace area can be created with an electric or bio-fireplace. A modern take on the fireplace can be integrated into a TV area, framed by glass display cases for accessories.

Structured space

The penthouse’s interior design utilizes multi-layered lighting: general (functional), localized, and decorative. This helps to enhance the space, adding volume and depth. Particular attention is paid to decorative lighting, often implemented with LED strips. LEDs highlight the ceiling contour, significant architectural elements, and furniture. Internal lighting for bookcases, shelves, and display cases effectively structures the space.