This unique project shows how the thoughtful integration of volumetric accents, color combinations, and lighting can transform any space, giving it a new lease of life. The "CLOCK" bas-relief not only creates a visual center, but also shifts light and shadow, as a result of which the wall relief changes its dynamics throughout the day.

The high ceilings, open and bright design, and minimalist furniture give the space a sense of depth and lightness, despite the presence of a large-scale mural. This is a great example of how architectural artwork can be harmoniously integrated into a modern interior without overwhelming the space.

The other elements of the interior create a perfect balance. The soft, rounded shapes of the furniture, such as the deep armchairs, upholstered in luxurious green velvet, convey warmth and comfort, while creating a profound contrast with the clean and strong lines of the "CLOCK" bas-relief. The natural wooden geometric patterns of the floor complement the wall relief, further emphasizing the moving and dynamic nature of the interior.

The play of light and shadow is one of the key elements of this design. Natural light penetrating through the tall windows transforms the interior depending on the time of day. In daylight, the volume of the bas-relief becomes more pronounced, and in the evening, with artificial lighting, it takes on new, smooth shades.

The interior is designed in a classic and minimalist color scheme, dominated by shades of gray. This allows expressive accents - plants, upholstered furniture and designer lights - to become the main decorative elements that emphasize the uniqueness of this niche.

The tall windows, decorated with light-colored curtains, as well as the metal railings on the second floor, give the space a modern, yet classic and timeless style. In combination with all this, the "CLOCK" bas-relief is not just a decorative element, but a key design element that sets the mood of the entire interior.

Architectural bas-reliefs are transformed not only into works of art, but also into valuable investments, increasing the aesthetic value of a home.