The object was handed over to us with a finished finish, however, at the request of the customers, the space was significantly rethought. Our goal was to create a deeper, more individual and timeless image, while maintaining harmony with the architecture of the house.
The interior is dominated by travertine, marble, wood and complex textures of fabrics. The center of the composition in the living room is a dining table with alabaster inserts, around which a soft sculptural furniture group is built. The kitchen has been completely replaced: the key element is the travertine island, which forms the architecture of the space and sets its rhythm.
Special attention is paid to the author’s dressing room with arched shapes, referring to the facade of the building, and decorative elements made according to individual sketches. The bathroom is built on a combination of warm travertine and green marble, which adds depth and expressiveness.
The interior turned out to be solid, tactile and statuesque — a space where architecture, materials and art form a single harmonious image.