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A room-by-room view of Orange Cat, and some of the decisions behind it.

Living room

Living room with sofa, dining table, kitchen and panoramic window — The living room
The room where Orange Cat begins.

Living room with the large Orange Cat painting on the grey column — The Cat
The apartment was built around this painting, not the other way round.

Sofa facing the television with two round tables and workspace nearby — Room to share
Two people can spend the day together without having to do the same thing.

Desk, chair and lamp in the kitchen-living room — The workspace
Work has its own place here. It does not have to take over the apartment.

Kitchen

Kitchen with gas hob, oven, microwave and worktop — The kitchen
Built for cooking, not for pretending.

Dining table between the kitchen and living room — Breakfast
Close to the kitchen, with the city still in view.

Kitchen cupboards with plates, bowls, cups and glasses — Everything within reach
A real kitchen should not turn dinner into a search exercise.

Bedroom

Separate bedroom with bed facing the panoramic window and balcony access — The first view
The bed faces the window because waking up to Tbilisi felt better than waking up to a wardrobe.

Bedroom with a prepared bed, original artwork and a closing door — A separate room
Close the door and let the rest of the apartment continue.

Morning sunlight entering through the bedroom balcony door — Morning light
The sun arrives early. Later, the room moves into shade.

Bathroom

Bathroom with walk-in shower, sink, toilet and washing machine — The bathroom
Compact, direct and ready for ordinary life.

Walk-in shower with glass enclosure and floor drain — The shower
Incoming water pressure is regulated before it reaches the apartment fixtures.

Balconies and view

Living-room balcony with two chairs and a round table — The living-room balcony
Coffee, work, a phone call or nothing in particular.

Bedroom balcony seen through the open balcony door — The bedroom balcony
A second outdoor space for a different part of the day.

Panoramic view across Saburtalo, Tbilisi rooftops and hills — The panorama
You do not look at it. You live in it.

Details

Large orange cat painting created by Inessa Gogia for the apartment — The permanent Cat
The large Orange Cat remains. The other works may change.

Black-and-white cat artwork by Inessa Gogia — The changing wall
The meaning is never explained too neatly.

Small orange clock near the living room — Local time
A small orange clock keeps local time near the living room.

Orange Cat Tbilisi | Tbilisi, Georgia

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