Realizing the dreams of a cozy country house for a family, we have gone from the search for elegant design solutions to the implementation of complex technical tasks.

However, our architects are able to transform difficulties into advantages, combining eternal elegance and modern innovations.

The solution is in the spirit of modern neoclassicism. A living room combined with a dining room and a kitchen, a table for large events as the central composition, and a soft area slightly to the side.

Elegant differentiation with the help of a bio fireplace visually adds comfort and the kitchen imperceptibly flows into the dining room. The kitchen has a bar area and a small breakfast table.

Creating comfort, we were inspired by classical elements, combining them with modern materials such as glass and metal.

The combination of sophistication and innovation maintains a style that emphasizes luxury and sophistication, while maintaining comfort and functionality.

Adapting a project to personal tasks and a ready-made construct is an important stage. An example of this is an unusual complex staircase: 

its peculiarity is the wrong screw that needs to be combined with glass elements. It was assembled millimeter by millimeter to fit into the design of the house.

Neoclassical elements in contrast with modern details create a unique dynamic in the design of the bedroom. The lighting by zones is flawlessly thought out.

Central chandelier and niche lighting, sconces and spot perimeter lighting. Special ceiling lighting is provided for a cozy evening.

The storyline with the noble metal brass is played out in the bedroom interior. Use of soft panels with brass inserts creates additional comfort.

According to the layout, this is a master bedroom with two exits to its own dressing room and bedroom.

In the embodiment of the children’s classic in a modern reading, a light and bright room was added colors, and we made it very functional.

The space was divided into a work, play and sleeping area, and a cute backstage sofa is hidden in the bay window.

Cabinets and a built-in table are planned along one wall and retain a large central space. Unusual false doors, 

similar to a wardrobe or wall panels, open a spacious dressing room with a dressing mirror.