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Collaboration and Craft: Contemplative Areas

Collaboration and Craft: Contemplative Areas

Located within the emerald terrain of Meadows – an Emirates Hills locale in Dubai, United Arab Emirates – is a property that beckons those that go to to linger betwixt its luscious greenery. And postured upon that plot inside the long-developed residential neighborhood is a not too long ago reconstructed residence whose modern expression is underlined by time-honored Arabic stylings. Its up to date idea is friendship-borne, conceived by creatives Marina Braginskaya, founding father of Braginskaya & Architects, and house owner Marina Baisel, inside designer and proprietor of RARARES Gallery.

Whereas collaborations are typical to the commerce, this venture is undoubtedly a joint effort. Braginskaya’s architectural experience echoes by way of the construction and programming, with its affect extending into the choice of furnishings. And Baisel introduced the partitions from naked to pretty with an knowledgeable curation of furnishings, artwork, and handcrafted objects together with just a few of her personal authentic items. “We now have identified one another for fairly a while, since design college, the place Marina Braginskaya was giving lectures whereas I used to be ending my research,” Baisel recollects. “Once I moved to Dubai, I requested for her assist as she already had her personal firm.”

Minimalist dining room with a dark wooden table, four white chairs, a modern pendant light, wall art featuring natural elements by Marina Braginskaya, and a stack of black stools in the corner.

Collectively, with a shared mission and mutual understanding of each other’s apply, the duo reconciled a state-of-the-art want for breathier areas with the family-of-five’s want for technical rooms and storage – all inside the 2,500 sq. ft parsed between two flooring. The bottom stage includes public areas together with a beneficiant front room, modest lounge, kitchen, eating room, visitor bed room, and the supporting utility rooms. Of word are the assorted passages that enable for uncomplicated entry to picturesque open air the place vistas are mirrored from the pool’s glistening floor onto the backyard enclosure.

Modern kitchen with light-colored cabinets, marble countertops, and a gold-accented kitchen island displaying wooden bowls. The ceiling, reminiscent of a Marina Braginskaya design, features an intricate geometric pattern.

Minimalist living room featuring light-colored sofas, a wooden coffee table, and stools. Artwork by Marina Braginskaya with "TAKE THE FIRST STEP" text adorns the wall. The space boasts a neutral color palette and offers a view into an adjoining room.

The second ground is reserved for personal rituals as relations could retire to their respective bedrooms, of which there are 4, for moments of respite. Each liminal house alongside the way in which, nonetheless, is thoughtfully thought of as residents and friends alike are in a position to recognize the awe-inspiring, double-height higher hallway that boasts a glass ceiling. This distinctive characteristic permits for the assemble to faucet into the sky’s temporal qualities for partitions awash in daylight as a lot as they’re bathed in moonlight.

A neutral-toned living room features a beige sofa, wooden coffee table, small side tables, and sheer beige curtains. Minimalist decor includes a small wall shelf and a piece of artwork by Marina Braginskaya.

A minimalist interior featuring two black curved stools, a wooden floor, sheer curtains, and two cone-shaped wall sconces installed vertically on a plain white wall—reminiscent of the refined elegance often seen in Marina Braginskaya's designs.

Baisel additionally borrows earthen hues from town’s surrounding sand dunes applied as calming inside colours and materials finishes in an amalgam of stone, wooden, linen, silk, and wool – all of that are nice to the contact. Complemented by a wealth of pure delicate, serene room dressings encourage the thoughts to wander because the physique meanders about. Many a nook, area of interest, and nook regale guests with the gallerist and house owner’s inventive narrative. Portray and sculpture, in addition to assertion lighting and eclectic fixtures, contribute to a shared dialogue with structure.

A minimalist living room features a light beige sectional sofa, a wooden coffee table with books, and a table lamp on a side table. Cream curtains cover the windows, and a framed artwork by Marina Braginskaya graces the wall.

A staircase made of marble with a black, white, and gray pattern leads up to a landing. On the adjacent white wall, three minimalist clock faces designed by Marina Braginskaya hang prominently.

“We needed to present the sensation that point slows down and create a want to ponder,” Baisel says. These prepared to droop actuality for only a second are invited to seek out introspection whereas gazing upon the handmade, personally chosen works. “However we even have some distinction and graphic components particularly within the public areas,” Braginskaya provides. “That energizes the house.”

Modern hallway with a geometric-patterned floor, a Marina Baisel-designed wooden door, circular mirror, black console table, two candles, and a sleek lamp.

A minimalist interior showcasing a contemporary sculpture by Marina Braginskaya on a pedestal, with large glass panels and a monochromatic floor design.

Modern bedroom with a low platform bed adorned with black and white bedding, a bedside table, and sculptural wall art inspired by Marina Braginskaya. Floor-to-ceiling curtains cover a large window overlooking greenery.

A minimalist bedroom featuring a canopy bed with white bedding, a teddy bear on a chair, and a panda pillow on the bed. Natural light filters through windows adorned with beige curtains, reminiscent of a design by Marina Braginskaya.

Modern bedroom with large bed, abstract wall art by Marina Braginskaya, beige curtains, and natural light from tall windows. Adjacent seating area includes a sofa and round table. Neutral color palette and minimalist decor.

A modern living room with beige curtains, a beige sofa, two small marble-topped tables—one with a white lamp and the other with a black vase and candle—and large windows offering a view of palm trees, captures the elegant style reminiscent of Marina Braginskaya.

A stylish living room corner, reminiscent of Marina Baisel's design ethos, features a beige upholstered sofa, a marble-top side table, and a modern white paper lampshade, with natural light streaming through beige curtains.

Modern bathroom with marble accents, a large frameless glass shower, sleek white cabinetry, and a green sculptural element on the counter, reminiscent of Marina Baisel's refined designs.

Room corner with abstract wall art by Marina Braginskaya, black standing lamp, black textured chair, and small black side table. White wall, wooden door on the left, and patterned rug on the floor.

Two women, Marina Baisel and Marina Braginskaya, stand side by side in a minimalist room with light-colored walls and wooden furniture. One wears a white outfit, the other a black one. They both look towards the camera.

Marina Baisel and Marina Braginskaya

To be taught extra about creatives Marina Braginskaya and Marina Baisel go to braginskaya-architects.com and rararesgallery.com, respectively. 

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