莫斯科DI NULLA餐酒馆丨俄罗斯莫斯科丨DA BUREAU

概念

Concept

“DI NULLA”在意大利语中意为“没问题！”，这是一句带有轻松、俏皮与一点点调皮意味的日常表达。这种轻盈而洒脱的精神成为空间概念的核心，也贯穿于室内设计的每一个细节之中。

The name DI NULLA translates as ‘no problem!’ — a phrase that carries a light, playful, and slightly cheeky spirit. This became the heart of the concept and is reflected in every

detail of the interior.

▼室内概览，Overview of the indoor space © Dmitry Suvorov

氛围

Atmosphere

DI NULLA餐酒馆被设想为一个日常性的聚会场所，在这里没有拘谨的氛围，也没有着装要求。这里既适合独自享用早餐、与朋友小聚午餐，也欢迎家人一起共进晚餐。重要的不是场合，而是每位客人都能在这里放松身心，享受当下的美好时刻。

DI NULLA is designed as an everyday spot, free from formalities and dress codes. It’s a place to drop in for a solo breakfast, meet friends over lunch, or gather the family for dinner. The occasion doesn’t matter, what matters is that every guest can relax and enjoy the moment.

▼轻松的氛围，A relaxed atmosphere © Dmitry Suvorov

空间概念

Interior concept

为了营造一种纵情与自由的氛围，设计灵感来源于节奏鲜明、时尚又充满活力的米兰街景——一个城市生活自然流淌、富于韵律的地方。由此诞生了“可控的混乱”这一概念，通过建筑构成予以体现：偏移的轴线、多变的材质、不规则的几何形态——这些元素相互交织，形成充满能量与动感的空间气息。

▼轴测图，Axonometric drawing © DA BUREAU

To capture a sense of hedonism and freedom, we drew inspiration from the image of fashionable, fast-paced Milan, a city where street life flows naturally in its own vibrant rhythm. From this came the idea of ‘controlled chaos’, expressed in the architectural composition: shifted axes, varied textures, irregular geometry – all coming together to create an atmosphere full of energy and movement.

▼充满能量与动感，Full of energy and movement © Dmitry Suvorov

用餐区场景

Dining room scenography

中央就座区被构想为一条热闹的城市街道，两旁点缀着路灯与树木。这里没有刻板的对称，而是充满了即兴与生活气息——仿佛邻居们搬出自家的桌椅，一起坐在树荫下聊天。墙面上不同立面的组合强化了这种感觉：某处是突出的厨房夹层，另一侧是吧台的檐篷或拱券结构。尽管形式与材料各异，这些元素却共同构成了一幅统一的街景——那种带着一点调皮心思的优雅米兰风情。

The central seating area evokes a lively city street lined with lampposts and trees. Here, symmetry is replaced by spontaneity, as if neighbours had brought out their own furniture to sit together in the shade. This effect is enhanced by the mix of facade elements along the wall: in one place, the kitchen mezzanine juts out; in another, the bar canopy or an arch takes shape. Though diverse in form and material, these elements align into a single streetscape – one that feels distinctly Milanese: elegant, yet with a dash

of mischief.

▼中央就座区，The central seating area © Dmitry Suvorov

▼中央就座区细部，The central seating area details © Dmitry Suvorov

私密空间

Private nooks

与主厅的动态节奏形成对比，两处更为私密的区域被设置在略低于中心的层面。开放式厨房与吧台略微后退，让客人可以观赏烹饪的过程，同时在视觉上将这些区域与主要空间分隔开来。这种设计既保持开放感，又形成柔性的界限——一切尽在眼前，却不过分打扰。另一侧的小型餐厅仅布置少量餐桌，为偏爱安静与私密氛围的客人提供一处宁静之所。

In contrast to the main hall’s dynamic energy, two more private areas are set slightly lower than the central space. The open kitchen and bar are noticeably recessed, allowing guests to watch the action while visually separating these areas from the rest of the space. This creates an openness with a barrier – everything in view, but without intrusion. The small dining room offers a handful of tables for those who prefer a quieter, more secluded atmosphere.

▼小餐桌区，Small dining table area © Dmitry Suvorov

▼餐桌细部，Small dining table details © Dmitry Suvorov

材料与细节

Materials and details

家具刻意呈现出“杂而有序”的风格，仿佛是从不同家庭中一点点收集而来，强化了街头生活化的氛围。地面铺设定制马赛克，轻盈、随性而温暖——仿佛随时可以在上面野餐。

The furniture is deliberately eclectic, as if collected piece by piece from different private homes, reinforcing the feel of a lived-in street scene. The floor is laid with a custom mosaic that calls for a picnic: light, informal, and warm.

▼杂而有序，Mixed yet orderly © Dmitry Suvorov

▼定制马赛克，The custom mosaic © Dmitry Suvorov

▼灯光设计，Lightning details © Dmitry Suvorov

DI NULLA餐酒馆是对自由、享乐与生活热爱的赞颂。它的室内空间体现出一种轻盈而鲜活的生活哲学——不拘形式、不受束缚、略带即兴。所有设计都围绕一个目的：让人自在、愉悦，并沉浸于当下这一刻的快乐。

DI NULLA is a celebration of freedom, pleasure, and a love of life. Its interior reflects the philosophy of being vibrant, light, and slightly spontaneous, free from formality and convention. Everything here is designed to help guests feel at ease and savour the moment itself.

▼标识与卫生间，Identification device and bathroom © Dmitry Suvorov

▼平面图，Plan © DA BUREAU

Proect team: Elizaveta Zholtaya, Karina Nasybulina, Alexander Pankov, Olga Naumova

Design executive team: Anna Lvovskaia, Boris Lvovskiy, Fedor Goreglyad, Maria Romanova

Assisting team: Yulia Grigorieva, Liya Morozova

Year of implementation: 2025

Area: 140 m2

Timescales: 5 months

Photography: Dmitry Suvorov