Blondie Space: Vlad Kudin's Bespoke Approach to Compact Living in Minsk
Complete creative freedom meets compact living in Vlad Kudin's Blondie Space—a 70sqm Minsk apartment with custom-designed everything.
Interior designer Vlad Kudin turned a 70-square-metre apartment in central Minsk into a striking study in contemporary minimalism.
The brief from his clients was simple: light-filled and spacious.
They gave him complete creative freedom and made decisions fast—pretty much every designer’s dream scenario!
Affectionately named Blondie Space, the apartment’s open-plan layout got even more generous when Kudin integrated the balcony into the main living area.
This move created room for a guest bedroom and main bedroom while keeping everything feeling light and airy.
With the apartment intended only for occasional stays and clients uninterested in luxury brands, Kudin designed nearly all the furniture himself.
Author summary: Vlad Kudin's Blondie Space is a compact Minsk apartment.
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