Cottage near Dmitrov

The hallway area has an accent floor. The central square is lined with Winckelmans broom tiles with mustard inserts, and Russian Atlas Concorde porcelain stoneware along the edges. The rest of the floors in the house are made of Finex engineering board. The shade of the walls at the entrance is darker than in the rest of the rooms. The oil-tinted block house in combination with the open wiring gives the effect of a rounded log. The ceiling is light, closer to white.

The furniture for the interior was chosen according to two criteria: decorative and functional. For example, a custom-made shoe cabinet designed by the studio additionally serves as a seat and storage for household items. A two-meter-high wardrobe accommodates the outerwear of the family and visiting guests. A colorful chest of drawers from The IDEA St. Petersburg factory in the mid-century style sets the mood for the interior.

They made a new staircase to the second floor. The old bulky yellow pine structure was dismantled, and a lightweight structure on a metal monocosaur was chosen. It turned out to be expensive to hire a separate contractor. The stairs were made on the spot. The monocosour was welded from steel pipe, risers from corners, balusters were bought at the construction market, steps were custom-made in a carpentry workshop. Everything was painted, the lighting was integrated, and a factory-level staircase was installed at the exit.

The Provence-style kitchen set has been transferred from the old owners to a new project. The furniture fit into the interior concept, so the money saved was spent on new high-quality household appliances. We bought a multifunctional oven, a dishwasher and a side-by-side two-door refrigerator. Stainless steel appliances have diluted the classic facades and added eclecticism to the interior. The table top and apron are made of artificial Staron stone. The floor tiles were placed only along the line of kitchen furniture.

The dining room occupies the fourth part of the public area on the ground floor. For the sake of perspective, we tried to keep the layout enfiladed: through the interior arch with a dark frame, a wooden folding table My Little France is visible, behind it is the bar area. The lamps above the table and chairs in the dining room group are made in Russia. There are white storefronts on both sides of the window. Customers travel a lot, like to bring dishes from other countries and plan to fill the showcases with interesting objects and decor over time.

The living area is a place where family and friends stay together, 12 people gather at the same time. We have carefully worked out the routes for day and night travel, taking into account the number of people and leisure time. The sofa group was positioned at an angle to simultaneously view the TV screen and the fireplace. Customers often light a fire in the fireplace, even in summer, and gather in the evenings with a large family to watch a family movie. We decided to go the non-standard way and place the TV on the side wall on a swivel bracket so that it would be convenient to look at the screen from different angles and distances. The fireplace is lined with Atlas Concorde Brave granite with a slate texture, the fireplace portal is decorated with Dialma Brown clocks. The rack is custom-made in the carpentry workshop according to the sketches of the studio. Two upholstered sofas, a Roy Bosch pouf, a chandelier and a sconce from the Hoff hypermarket. LED lighting is integrated between the rafters.

The classic bar cabinet is made according to the studio's sketches from solid oak. The chairs from the online store The Furniture, according to customers, turned out to be so perfect that the owners like to sit in the evening in the home bar with a glass of wine, leaving the fireplace area to the children. The library area is a chamber. Two upholstered Roy Bosch armchairs and Crate&Barrel coffee tables offer privacy with a book or a friendly conversation.

The color scheme of the living room is designed in calm shades of natural wood: beige, ash, milk, chocolate, slightly diluted with ocher, olive and blue. The open retro wiring adds sophistication and style to the monochrome walls. Technical details — modern radiators and KZTO convectors — are organically integrated into the interior.

The bedroom is different from the rest of the rooms in the house. The wall plane is divided into 2 parts horizontally: the lower part is decorated with classic English Morris&Co wallpaper with floral ornaments, and the block house is preserved in the upper part. The color accents — pillows, edging on curtains, ceramic handles on the closet and chest of drawers — echo the wallpaper pattern and the carriage tie on the headboard of the Marco Kraus bed. Bedside tables with a dark finish add contrast. IKEA's white chest of drawers and wardrobe are decorated with Zara Home fittings. Three-dimensional glass hanging chandeliers on both sides of the bed set a solemn mood.

The nursery in our projects is bright. Small residents oblige. To choose a color scheme, each of the girls named her favorite color: the youngest chose orange, the eldest — purple. The photos show how the two colors zone and unite the space. Hoff cribs with colored bedspreads and custom-made shelving with a bright panel zone the personal space of each child. A closet-house for joint storage of things with orange and purple stripes unites.

The cabinet in the shape of a house was discussed and approved for a long time, first with customers who considered it too decorative, then in a carpentry workshop, whose employees wanted to simplify the process. After moving to the countryside, our house became one of the favorite interior items. The children's room was complemented with an IKEA carpet and chairs, chandeliers, sconces and a Maritoni floor lamp.

The bathroom is decorated in a milky chocolate color scheme with the addition of bright gold. Sufficient storage space was a prerequisite for customers, so a massive cabinet with two sinks appeared in the project. Wooden elements in the bathroom are custom-made in the carpentry workshop according to individual sketches by designers. Filling the room: Hansgrohe faucets, Atlas Concorde ceramic tiles on the floor and walls, mosaics from a Chinese manufacturer, Villeroy&Boch acrylic bathtub, Laufen sinks.

The textile filling of the project was made to order in the workshop of Marianna Mogilevskaya. The fabrics were selected in the assembled interior of the house.