"Always be yourself"

The varieties of this picturesque mineral selected for the floor in all rooms, noble color and shine create a special atmosphere of luxury and a high level of comfort. The walls in the bathroom and sauna are also decorated with natural stone, some details are made of it, for example, a sink.
Close attention is paid to working with surfaces, be it walls, partitions and mirrors. Different effects are not just beautiful and unique, they are functional, as they delicately zone the premises and combine into a common harmonious geometry of space.

It tactfully separates the dining area from the recreation area. The same technique was successfully used in the ladies' bedroom, coupled with a bathroom: to separate the passage to it, a small corridor was built, in which one of the walls is a huge mirror. Its reflective surface, in turn, visually expands the modest dimensions of the corridor.
The bathroom, however, does not try to be inconspicuous. The surprise of the first one is hinted at by the door, which is the personification of the style of this house: a barn mechanism, a heavy wooden frame and a gentle play of light in a glass canvas made in two stained glass techniques — classic Tiffany and fusing.

It’s worth starting with the light, which is in abundance throughout the house. The rays of the sun greet the owners when they wake up, at a meal and even while taking a bath. A retro model of a bathroom on legs stands in the center of the room, which allows to enjoy both the lush foam and the landscape outside the window.
Provocative paintings on the walls, half finished with stone and painted in the ombre technique in warm yellow, a scarlet table with an unusual curved shape from the Zanotta brand, a massive Bonaldo hanger, which is also an art object, a lamp in the form of a golden monkey… Everything here is pure beauty, calling for joy and self—love.

Who created a mismatched, but slender ensemble and turned the dwelling into a work of design art.
Connect diametrically different? Easy!
The men’s bedroom, for example, is decorated with a sideboard of the XIX century. It is illuminated by an antique chandelier from France of the XVIII century, framed by hand—painted on the ceiling, and the living room is an impressive minimalist floor lamp Mogg in the shape of a human profile.
Glossy patterns of natural onyx warm handmade carpets from DOVLET HOUSE, brick and stone on the walls are softened by noble textiles — curtains and plaids made of various textures, unassuming, but significant for the overall feeling of harmony of colors.

A century-old antique table made by Belgian craftsmen, as well as its peers— the chairs of the famous Morris & Co company feel great next to their technological descendants — a blue "corrugated" armchair, an iconic chair on one leg from the Zanotta brand and a comfortable large modular sofa that can rebuild the architecture of the room at the request of the owners.

Its inhabitants do not restrict their own freedom and leave space for the same free expression of others.
There is lightness and weight inside, it demonstrates confidence and openness, refinement and the ability to stand firmly on its own. And cheerfully calls its guest.