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Iuliana Shatrovskaia
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Interior decoration

Decoration after renovation: art, lighting, textiles, furniture and vintage pieces — for a single room or an entire space.

Price on request

A study: bookshelves, a wooden desk, a pine mural
StudyProject · visualisation

Selected work

Project visualisations with a Japanese sensibility: washi, shoji, wood and objects with a story.

Bedroom: a screen with pines and leopards, shoji
BedroomProject · visualisation
A wooden desk with a teapot, an incense burner and a book
Study, detailsProject · visualisation
Bathroom: a ceramic jar with towels, a wooden tub
BathroomProject · visualisation
A bathroom with a painted branch mural and a wooden tub
BathroomProject · visualisation

How we work

  1. Consultation and brief
  2. Concept and selection
  3. Approval and purchasing
  4. Final styling

I source art for interiors as an art dealer: Art sales & advisory · Vintage

Describe your project, timeline and budget

Or via Telegram: @liaana_uu · shatrovskaya.uliana@yandex.ru

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Questions

What’s the difference between an interior decorator and an interior designer?

A designer plans the space: layout, walls, lighting, building services. A decorator works with what fills it: art, furniture, textiles, lighting, objects. I come in when the renovation is complete or nearly complete.

What does a decor consultation include?

A meeting at your home or online, a look at the space and what you already have, and recommendations: what to keep, what to add and where to start. After the meeting I send you a list of ideas and references.

Can you decorate just one room?

Yes. I work with single rooms and with entire spaces, turnkey or step by step.

How do I choose art for an interior?

The wall, the light, the size and the character of the room all matter. As an art dealer, I select paintings and works on paper for the specific interior.