Rasskazovka Moscow Metro Station is a station on the Solntsevo Line, opened in 2018. The architectural concept was developed by Lenmetrogiprotrans. The station's space is designed as a contemporary interpretation of a library: the interior combines art deco elements, the theme of a classical reading room, and graphic references to literature.

The main interior feature is columns styled as library card catalogue cabinets. Their surfaces display the names of writers, titles of works, and QR codes that allow passengers to access an electronic library. This approach makes the literary theme not merely decorative, but part of the station's actual user experience.

Metal and metal-ceramic panels play an important role in the interior finishing. The track walls are clad with panels featuring graphics resembling book spines, transforming the long surface into a massive library shelf. Metal serves as the foundation for large-format imagery and helps unite architecture and graphics into a unified system.

Reserved metal finishing is complemented by contrasting granite flooring with a diamond pattern and bold red elements on the columns. This contrast makes the interior more graphic while maintaining the art deco aesthetic.

Project type
Transport infrastructure
Material
S.Comb — honeycomb panel, S.Con — pre-painted aluminium
Property location
Moscow
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