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The Earth: Oleh Hubanishchev Designs Apartment For Family of Four In Kyiv

Situated in Kyiv, Ukraine, The Earth is an apartment designed by Oleh Hubanishchev in 2022. Spanning 100 square metres, it features a harmonious color scheme and abundant natural textures, catering to a family of four. Each room unfolds a narrative of comfort, marked by playful yet muted interiors, with distinct colorful aesthetics for two children’s bedrooms. The design prioritizes practicality while uniting sophistication, creating an inviting and contemporary family abode.

Minimalist living room design with neutral tones, wood accents, and a sleek, modular sofa.

The Earth: A family retreat in Kiev

Located in the center of Kyiv, Ukraine, “The Earth” stands out as an impressive apartment conceived by Oleh Hubanishchev in 2022. At 100 square meters, this space made for a family of four exemplifies harmony through its understated tones and organic textures.

Approaching the structure, the exterior displays a contemporary simplicity, blending effortlessly into the surrounding urban environment. Natural materials are central to the design philosophy, a motif that continues in the warm and inviting interiors.

Minimalist living room with neutral tones, clean lines, and modern lighting fixtures.

Inviting interiors: Living spaces

Upon entering, one is greeted by a large, breathable room where minimalist design harmonizes with practicality. Abundant use of ceramic granite and earth-toned plaster creates a relaxing atmosphere. A decorative screen subtly demarcates the area, emphasizing the balance between openness and intimacy.

The lounge area features a sumptuous beige sectional sofa paired with dark, bold furniture. Large windows welcome fresh white sunlight, while pleated window treatments add a soft, mist-like glow. This meticulous layering of materials-wood, fabric and natural stone-invites the outdoors into the interior.

Minimalist living room with neutral tones, sleek furnishings, and modern lighting fixtures.

Continuing on, the dining area seamlessly transitions from the living space. The white dining table is elegant and surrounded by warm, textured chairs. This space is enhanced by ample storage space and artistic lighting, which amplify the functionality of the area without sacrificing a chic aesthetic.

The culinary space is a triumph of contemporary design, with sleek silhouettes and welcoming tones. Its cohesive palette is complemented by high-end appliances and thoughtful nuances to ensure that every culinary moment is a joy to experience.

Minimalist, light-filled kitchen with sleek cabinetry, modern pendants, and seamless integration.

Personal Sanctuaries: Bedrooms and Beyond

Delving deeper, children’s bedrooms are a testament to vibrant individuality. Each child benefits from a distinct color aesthetic while maintaining a consistent design. Bright shelves brighten the room, serving both pleasure and utility.

In contrast, the master bedroom embodies serenity. A raised wall offers texture, while wood paneling blends seamlessly with storage units. The focal point is the ceiling fixture: a creative arrangement of spotlights that illuminate both tasks and ambiance.

Minimalist bedroom with beige storage units, pendant lights, and a desk workspace.
Ultimately, the bathrooms reflect the overall design philosophy, combining practicality and sophistication. The soft-hued furniture and attractively designed tiles create a tranquil environment, ideal for relaxing after a hectic day.

In “The Earth,” Oleh Hubanishchev has formulated a family home that goes beyond conventional living. Each room tells a story of comfort and relationships that make it an exceptional representation of modern apartment design.

Well-designed bedroom with modern furniture, built-in storage, and pendant lighting.
Sleek and modern bedroom with wooden paneling, plush bedding, and recessed lighting.
Minimalist bedroom design with wood paneling, large TV, and furry rug.
Modern minimalist bathroom with circular mirror, vessel sink, and tiled accent wall.

Photography courtesy of Oleh Hubanishchev
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- by Matt Watts

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