Leon Bakst was a member of Diaghilev's triumphant Parisian Seasons and the legendary creative community “The Art World”. Proximity to the Tretyakov Gallery also had an incredible artistic influence on the development of the project. His graceful legend is expressed in the image of a patron of the house and is brought to fruition. This is the first residential building project in Russia from the award-winning British bureau Aedas RHWL, whose magnificent designs of architecture can be seen all over the world.

 

The surroundings of the Barkli Gallery focused on culturally and historically significant sites. A local resident takes an evening stroll among architectural masterpieces of various styles and epochs from the “Joy of All Who Sorrow” church to the Dolgovs’ estate and Baron von Reck manor. 
 

The authors have preserved the historical spirit of the early 20th century Moscow in the facade style having combined it with modern content. A collection of design and engineering solutions impresses with attention to detail and subtlety of execution.
 

Barkli Corporation and Timur Bekmambetov's studio BAZELEVS, with the participation of the ballet premier of the Bolshoi Theater Artyom Ovcharenko "revived" a patron of the house in a dance in which different facets of art found common ground. The image was inspired by Lev Bakst's sketches for the ballets of Diaghilev's Russian Seasons, or rather "The Afternoon of a Faun" to the music of Debussy.
 

All apartments provide for a turnkey fit-out and bathrooms are already equipped with luxury appliances. Some apartments have wood-burning fireplaces, panoramic windows, and terraces. Two elegant style solutions inspired by Art Nouveau were used for the interiors of the apartments: Amber Deco and Classic Bliss.
 

Four active megacities have been selected as style inspirations for the interiors of the penthouses: 

Moscow, London, Shanghai, and New York.