Moscow city guide

Our selection of the best-designed restaurants, cafes, hotels, holiday homes, architecture, and art spaces in Moscow.
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New Moscow dining spot Café Polet
The USSR’s aviation history inspired new Moscow dining spot Café Polet which sits on a decommissioned airfield on the outskirts of the city. Asthetíque designed the Khodynka Field outpost, previously known as the old Frunze Central Aerodrome. Photography: Mikhail Loskutov #moscow #russia #travel #restaurant #interiors #interiordesign #design
Moscow’s Café Polet channels Soviet aeronautical spirit
Silvery interiors pay homage to Constructivism Asthetíque designed the Khodynka Field outpost, previously known as the old Frunze Central Aerodrome. Photography: Mikhail Loskutov #moscow #russia #travel #restaurant #interiors #interiordesign #design
Aviamotornaya Station, Moscow
The hall of this aviation and flight-themed station has a metal ceiling made from anodised gold tetrahedrons, which bathes the space in a warm, golden light. The floor is covered marble while the rear wall of the hall features a dazzling polished-steel sculpture of Icarus. Photography: Alexey Narodizkiy #russia #moscow #travel #architecture #photography
Elektrozavodskaya Station, Moscow
One of the network system’s most spectacular stations, this 1944-designed building was named after a nearby eclectic light bulb factory thanks to its barrel ceiling, featuring six rows of more than 300 circular incandescent inset lamps, resembling the lights in an operating theatre. Photography: Alexey Narodizkiy #russia #moscow #travel #photography #architecture
Fonvizinskaya Station, Moscow
The design of this newly-constructed station plays with light and reflections to create a striking, abstract setting. The curved tunnel and lighting design in the station hall reflects onto the highly polished stone floor, creating the illusion of glowing concentric circles. Devoid of figurative imagery, with a stark white and grey colour palette, the two-year-old station hall looks straight of a modern sci-fi film. Photography: Alexey Narodizkiy #moscow #travel #architecture #photography
Komsomolskaya Station, Moscow
Taking its cues from the highly-decorative stylings of the baroque aesthetic, the 1952 station has a setting fit for royalty. With marble pillars and arched yellow stucco ceilings with plasterwork flourishes, gilded bas-reliefs and circular chandeliers, there are few transport hubs that can rival its old-school opulence. It features a dramatic tin glazed Majolica mural that depicts the early construction of the Moscow Metro, according to Nikolai Vassiliev. Photography: Alexey Narodizkiy
Moscow bar Big Wine Freaks
There’s no confusing what’s on offer inside new Moscow bar, Big Wine Freaks. The freshly opened drinking hole sits close to Kudrinskaya Square on the city’s Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street. And don’t let the name fool you – it’s more refined than its name might suggest, with moody, bohemian-inspired interiors designed by Italian practice B-Arch. #moscow #russia #travel #restaurant #interior #interiors
Moscow rental apartment by Crosby Studios
As if its bright blue palette wasn’t enough, the sculptural Louis Kahn-inspired bed helps ensure this is one of Moscow’s more quirky rentals. The interiors were overseen by Crosby Studios founder Harry Nuriev, who says he was given carte blanche over the 57 sq m apartment. He’s put his love of strong, bright colours to powerful effect here, adding liberal amounts of rich blue to contrast the concrete walls and parquet flooring. #moscow #travel #interiors #interiordesign #russia #airbnb
Cooker’s Gourmet Cafe in Moscow
Moscow coffee spot Cooker’s Gourmet Cafe could be straight from a Wes Anderson movie thanks to its pastel shades and symmetrical design. The bistro on central Moscow’s Kuznetsky Most is the brainchild of ‘Volkonsky’ bakery founders Alexander and Stephanie Garez, and Anastasia Nikiforova. They enlisted Russian studio Veter Design & Architecture to craft its instagramable interiors. Photography: Mikhail Loskutov #moscow #russia #restaurant #interiors #interiordesign #design #travel
Crosby Studios' Pink Mama Restaurant in Moscow
A pink and green palette softens the industrial interiors of this Stalinist-era building in Moscow, now home to restaurant Pink Mama. Photography: Mikhail Loskutov #moscow #travel #interior #design #restaurant #interiorstyle #interiordesign
Moscow Restaurant The Y
New York studio Asthetique designed the interiors, bringing together flashes of pale blue, pink and green across the restaurant. Wes Anderson is known for his strong visual aesthetic, and on first glance The Y doesn’t look overly kitschy, but subtle details are said to pay homage to the auteur. Photography: Asthetique #moscow #travel #interiors #design #restaurant #interiordesign
Moscow’s Rare Pastrami Bar
Millennial pink is still going strong in this meat-focused Moscow eatery, which is decked out in sheets of rosy-hued metal. Instagram-savvy Crosby Studios designed the interiors of the 100 sqm Moscow restaurant, leaving the plastered walls purposefully rough and unfinished and contrasting them with reflective pink lighting and terrazzo flooring. Photography: Crosby Studios #moscow #interiors #travel #restaurant #design
Pink Mama, Moscow
There are more than a few Instagram-friendly touches inside this Moscow restaurant, including terrazzo flooring, plush velvet banquettes and chairs, and low-hanging lighting surrounded by copper cages. Photography: Mikhail Loskutov #moscow #travel #interior #design #restaurant #interiorstyle #interiordesign