When Olga Sladkova and Roman Drahan set out to redesign their flat in Kyiv, they wanted their home to reflect their values. The IT specialists moonlight at sustainable start-ups (think metal straws and recycled-wood toothbrushes), volunteer and attend environmental protests. Through an article in The Village Ukraine, the two discovered local studio — which had recently revamped the media outlet’s offices with vintage furnishings and recycled materials — and knew they had landed in the right place.
With just 55 square metres to work with, the studio was tasked with designing a simple, uncluttered space with…
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