The Oaklight Residence, a project by Lis Design Studio, Roman Shpelyk, Oleksa Marko, and Uliana Smolska, is where calm simplicity meets natural warmth. This apartment was designed in clean, laconic volumes that let every detail breathe. A soft pastel palette sets the tone, while carefully placed accents, like the bold splash of color in the kitchen, add just the right dose of personality.
The living room at Oaklight Residence is all about understated elegance. Clean-lined, plush seating in a soft neutral tone anchors the space, offering both comfort and sculptural presence. Behind it, a warm alder wood wall adds depth and texture, becoming the focal point that ties the room together.
A round oak coffee table and woven bench reinforce the dialogue between simplicity and warmth. The oversized circular mirror amplifies natural light and creates a sense of spaciousness.
The kitchen at Oaklight Residence is where minimalism takes a bold turn. While the apartment is bathed in soft neutrals, here a deep terracotta-red cabinetry introduces an expressive accent. Matte black fixtures and slim hardware keep the look sharp.
Adjacent to the kitchen, the dining area continues the story of natural simplicity. A solid oak dining table anchors the space. This is paired with slender chairs from the young Danish brand TAKT. Their clean silhouettes and pale wood finish highlight the craftsmanship while echoing the room’s oak-lined bench. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the area with natural light.
The bedroom at Oaklight Residence embraces calm through simplicity. A custom alder wood headboard runs the length of the wall, its built-in niches offering subtle storage and space for personal objects. This thoughtful detail keeps surfaces uncluttered.
The color palette remains soft and restrained: warm wood paired with crisp white bedding. The effect is serene and grounding, a space that feels like a natural extension of the apartment’s minimalism. A round mirror and carefully chosen accents, like a simple vase or lantern lamp, bring balance without disrupting the quiet atmosphere.
This secondary bedroom at Oaklight Residence embraces the same language of calm restraint. The space is shaped by curved walls and soft white tones, creating a cocoon-like retreat that feels restful. A simple upholstered bed anchors the room, paired with minimal bedding that enhances the clean aesthetic.
Adjacent to the sleeping area, a built-in desk transforms part of the bedroom into a compact yet highly functional workspace. Clad in alder veneer, the desk blends seamlessly into the architectural language of the apartment. This is accompanied by a slender chair and a terracotta-toned lamp that introduces a subtle pop of color. Positioned by a window, the workspace benefits from natural light, making it ideal for both focus and creative work.
