Dmitrovskaya (Moscow Metro)

The station was designed by Rimidalv Pogrebny [ru] and Vladimir Filippov (architect) [ru] in a pylon-trivault style. The white pylons are coated with red marble, while the side walls are decorated with its pink variety and plinth with brown. The floor is layered out with pink-grey granite and red marble. The back wall, as well as the arch above the escalator, feature metal bas-reliefies dedicated to the 1941 Battle of Moscow, both sculpted by Fyodor Fiveysky [ru].^[1]

The station has one entrance, accessible from both sides of the Butyrskaya street [ru].^[1] It is adjacent to the Dmitrovskaya railway station which serves the Rizhsky suburban railway line and Line D2 of Moscow Central Diameters.