A Kyiv salon’s joyful interior is a sanctuary of respite and resilience amid conflict
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Pankivska St, 8, Kyiv, Ukraine, 02000Designed by AKZ Architectura, the Kimera salon in Kyiv, Ukraine, is a harmony of varied design references that may prompt a moment of joy and distraction.
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