Dihome's Yevheniia Sytnyk designed the Suprematism Apartment in Kyiv which serves as a modern homage to the Ukrainian avant-garde movement.

On the 15th floor with sweeping views of Kyiv, the 452-square-foot Suprematism Apartment is now home to a young couple. Designed by Yevheniia Sytnyk of Dihome, the project draws inspiration from the Ukrainian avant-garde style, particularly the works of Kazimir Malevich, who is considered the founder of the Suprematism Movement.

The vision for the apartment was clear from the beginning: create a vibrant and efficient space for a young couple. “I wanted to “dress” the interior in a modern, bold way; to give it a young and relaxed theme. Excellent mutual understanding with the clients enabled me to implement this idea 100%,” shares Sytnik. This goal was achieved by incorporating modern materials and smart technology. The design process was guided by the principles of Suprematism, characterized by geometric shapes and vibrant colors, which are evident throughout the apartment. The decision to remove unnecessary walls created an open-plan layout that maximizes natural light, with the only separate space being the bathroom.
A main feature of the apartment is the use of glass blocks and textured glass panels. These elements serve both aesthetic and functional purposes, delineating spaces while allowing light to permeate. The living room and bathroom walls are adorned with glass blocks, while the bedroom an...