The LeQB design studio won the international competition and dedicated it to Ukraine

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The Ukrainian studio of interior design and architecture LeQB became the winner of the IF DESIGN AWARD 2022 competition. Its project called Minimalistic Villa in UAE received an award in the "Best Interior" nomination.

About this official sites of both clubs report on the competition website.

According to notes team LeQB, she dedicates this victory to Ukraine.

The Minimalistic Villa in UAE project was developed for a private two-story villa in 2020. The concept of the functionality of the living space was implemented with the help of thoughtful engineering solutions. 

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Bedroom interior. Photo: LeQB Architects

In particular, to preserve the spaciousness of the LeQB villa, several rooms were combined into one. At the same time, specially selected low-profile furniture divides the single space into separate zones. 

Low-profile furniture in the interior. Photo: LeQB Architects

An additional effect of expanding the space was achieved thanks to the glass walls.

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Most of the rooms have glass walls. Photo: LeQB Architects

Climate control and air conditioning systems cool the villa from the inside, and the terrace garden with automatic irrigation system helps to achieve the effect of an "oasis in a hot desert climate".

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Terrace of the villa. Photo: LeQB Architects

In addition, the interior design was made from ecological materials in order to reduce the negative impact on the environment. 

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To reduce the impact on the environment, the designers chose ecological decoration materials. Photo: LeQB Architects

The IF Product Design Award competition was introduced in 1954. More than 5 designers from different countries take part in it every year.

 

 

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