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Ohra Studio
A London design studio working across residential, hospitality and workplace interiors, founded by Zlata Rybchenko after establishing a practice in Brussels.
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The completed, unfurnished interior connects through a sequence of white volumes. · A recessed entrance cuts into the brick street frontage. · The villa’s street elevation is more enclosed than its garden side.
Photography: Alexandre Van Battel
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Interior design shaped through space, materials and visualisation.
Ohra Studio is based in London and led by Zlata Rybchenko. The studio’s work spans homes, hotels, hospitality and workplaces, with services including interior design, interior architecture, furnishing and visualisation. Rybchenko established her first agency in Brussels in 2014 and moved the studio to London in 2020.
The practice uses three-dimensional visualisation during design development to explore rooms before they are built. Its completed Villa Myrtille project in Brussels contrasts a sheltered street frontage with a glazed garden side, bringing privacy and openness into the same home.
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- 01A private street frontage and glazed garden elevationSeen in Villa Myrtille
- 02Living spaces connected by a central internal routeSeen in Villa Myrtille
- 03A sheltered terrace at the centre of the houseSeen in Villa Myrtille
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Profile updated 28 October 2026
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