Numéro Design

Building of the Year 2026 Vote for Apartment in the Center of Tbilisi / Numero Design Studio

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Creative Director: Nino Dzidzadze
Photographer: Grigory Sokolinsky
Ceramic work for the fireplace by the artist Eka Enukidze

Gallery of Apartment in the Center of Tbilisi / Numero Design Studio - 1 Image 1 of 25 from gallery of Apartment in the Center of Tbilisi / Numero Design Studio. Photograph by Grigory Sokolinsky

We’re pleased to share one of our most meaningful projects — the renovation of a historic theater, where heritage meets contemporary clarity.

The fire-damaged ceiling was preserved as architectural memory, interacting with light and space.

Custom chandeliers, a grid-like reception, and vintage wooden chairs honor the building’s identity, while a sculpted bar and bold staircase balance function with impact.

From circulation zones to café graphics, every element supports the theater’s cultural role — grounding history while shaping a new narrative.

Creative Director : Nino Dzidzadze
Photographer : Giorgi Mamasakhlisi

In the design of the Miele showroom, every detail was intentionally selected.
At the center, we activated the kitchen island as the spatial anchor — a monolithic surface that brings together preparation, communication, and experience.

We carefully chose lighting and materials that create harmony with the technology on display.

Dark textures add weight and focus to the space, while the bold red ceiling element introduces contrast and energy.

The shelving system and layout of the appliances were planned to retain a gallery-like character throughout the showroom.

Creative Director: Nino Dzidzadze
Photographer : Giorgi Mamasakhlisi

This project centers on restoring a traditional Georgian balcony, reimagined as a double-height atrium that visually and atmospherically links the levels.

Deep green-blue wood forms a backdrop for a monumental chandelier, while preserved latticework and glass panes are reframed in a contemporary composition — blending heritage and modernity in balanced harmony.

Creative Director : Nino Dzidzadze
Photographer : Grigory Sokolinsky

Our signature kitchen details showcased in various interiors.

Creative Director: Nino Dzidzadze

The metal wall installation was designed as an architectural feature, proportionally integrated into a modular system. Its textured surface was refined through extensive testing under different lighting to achieve depth and response.

The metal work desk, developed with precise structural calculations, balances lightness with strength. Its complex leg construction required multiple prototypes, while the tabletop follows a tensioned sheet principle for maximum stability with minimal material.

Together, these elements embody a blend of technical precision, function, and aesthetic clarity.

Creative Director:Nino Dzidzadze
Photographer: Grigory Sokolinsky

We’re pleased to share one of our most complex and meaningful projects — the transformation of a historic theater interior.

The burned ceiling was preserved as a central gesture, highlighted by custom chandeliers that contrast decay with clarity.

Reception counters in industrial materials and carefully sourced seating connect past and present. From circulation to lighting, every detail works in dialogue with the architecture — honoring history while enabling contemporary function.

Creative Director: Nino dzidzadze
Photographer: Giorgi Mamasakhlisi

We’re excited to share a custom-made washbasin designed for a private residence. Hand-cast in plaster and refined through full-scale prototypes, it features an in-house running horse motif, hand-painted to convey organic motion.

Though intended for interiors, its structure also supports outdoor use. With textured surfaces, durable construction, and a custom drainage element, the piece embodies technical clarity, material presence, and narrative design — uniting product and space into a single architectural language.

Creative Director: Nino Dzidzadze
Photographer: Grigory Sokolinsky

We’re excited to share a custom-made washbasin designed for a private residence.

Hand-cast in plaster and refined through full-scale prototypes, it features an in-house running horse motif, hand-painted to convey organic motion.

Though intended for interiors, its structure also supports outdoor use. With textured surfaces, durable construction, and a custom drainage element, the piece embodies technical clarity, material presence, and narrative design — uniting product and space into a single architectural language.

Creative Director: Nino Dzidzadze
Photographer: Grigory Sokolinsky