This project was created for a young married couple who wanted to get an interior that is relevant today and does not lose its value over time. The concept is based on modern classics: precise proportions, natural materials and attention to detail, which create a sense of calm, comfort and nobility.
The public area combines the living room, kitchen and dining room into a single space where each function naturally transitions into another. The interior is based on a combination of a light palette, expressive textures of stone, natural wood and carefully selected pieces of furniture, light and decor. Instead of bright accents, we worked with the depth of materials, their tactility and nuances of shades.
Special attention is paid to private rooms. The master bathroom is designed as a full-fledged space for daily rituals, where, along with aesthetics, the organization of storage plays an important role. The guest bathroom continues the overall concept of the project and combines functionality with decorative solutions made according to the author’s sketches.
The hall becomes the first impression of the house. We have developed two design options for it, preserving the unified architecture of the space and changing only the character of the interior due to materials and colors. One option is based on a cooler palette with a contrasting stone pattern, the other on warm shades and soft textures. This approach allowed us to show how strongly the choice of finishes affects the perception of the same space.
The result is an interior in which classical techniques are reinterpreted in modern language. The space looks restrained, elegant and remains relevant regardless of changing trends.