This time we will tell you about the interior in whichwe managed to do almost everything, except for the glass sauna The Roomble editorial team is constantly looking for interesting ideas, this time we were interested in a very cozy house in dark colors. To understand the nuances of color combinations and reveal the secrets of working in complex spaces, we again invited the architect . — The overall impression of the interior is ambiguous. On the one hand, it’s a pretty good layout — there are windows on both sides of the kitchen. The solution is correct, although rare for our open spaces — kitchens are often located along blank walls. In my opinion, the color scheme turned out well, although the shades of gray and brown are quite dark. But thanks to the subtly selected shades, the kitchen turned out very cozy.Another plus is the design solution of the kitchen itself: open shelves with cabinets do not hang over the work surface. This became possible thanks to the sufficient area of the kitchen itself.But further on, everything is not so rosy.I didn't get the logic behind the grey lamp in the company of two black ones. The bookcases, in my opinion, don't go well with the kitchen cabinets next to them - they are modern, while the kitchen is closer to the classics. The polished dining table only looks nice in the photo, but in real life, the slightest touch will leave marks on it, and very soon scratches. Any imperfections are noticeable on a dark surface.In the bedroom, a very correct technique is to use a headboard that covers the entire wall. On the one hand, it “breaks” the bed off the wall well, on the other hand, it removes the room’s asymmetry defects.In the bathroom, in my opinion, there is too much texture, although perhaps this is the impression from one large frame.As for the sauna, here, as for me,It seems there are several mistakes. The authors probably tried to fit the new volume into the old walls. The space consists of large "strokes" - ceiling, floor, wall, water surface, but the lamps on the wall are too small in size for such an environment and do not fit in style.The sauna itself with a "cut" angle of 45degrees raises a lot of questions. Firstly, this volume clearly falls out of the general picture - everything has right angles, and here it is beveled. It is clear that this is a standard assembly, but such a solution is not justified, including from a functional point of view. The door has a left opening towards you, which is absolutely correct, but in order to enter, you need to take a step back and to the right, and there is a risk of falling into the pool, especially if the floor is wet. As a regular cube, the sauna would look much more organic, and access to it would be safer.