Interior design in a classic style is perfectSuitable for adults and wealthy people. The architects were lucky in this case: they had known the clients for a long time and were already making their third house. However, there were still some surprises. The choice of the design studio "Design in a cube" was obvious, because this is already the third project that Anton and Marina Fruktov are implementing together with the owners of the house, and no one else knows their preferences as well as the designers. Marina Fruktova, Anton Fruktov Graduates of the Moscow State University of Art and Industry named after S. G. Stroganov, founders of the design studio "Design in a cube", regular participants of the TV projects "Apartment Question" and "Dachny Otvet", authors of many publications in interior media - "Salon-interior", "Interior + design", "Architectural digest", laureates of design competitions. design3.ru The owners of this project are not young people, with well-established life values. That is why they had special requirements for the design of the house located in the cottage village "Pavlovskaya Sloboda". Firstly, the clients are people who are not inclined to change, so they needed a solid interior, as they say, for centuries. Secondly, the house had to become a residence of light and air with maximum free space and an open layout. It is not so difficult to do this, because the two children of the owners have long grown up and come to visit only on weekends. And finally, all the exhibits of the antique collection of the owner of the house, collected over many years, had to fit perfectly into the interior of the house.
House in the cottage village "Pavlovskaya Sloboda"created for established people who are not inclined to change. We have been working with them for quite a long time and know that it is the classics that 100% meet their preferences. Despite the fact that the classics have become the most suitable style, a country house with panoramic windows overlooking a picturesque forest area required the introduction of coziness and a more homely atmosphere. Therefore, the designers decided to give the interior shades of Provence. An important feature of the project was the designers' decision to place all the functional zones without dividing the spacious premises into many rooms. In order not to overload the interior, the designers chose a beige-brown color scheme, diluting it with bright accents - floral patterns on the wallpaper, carpets, and furniture upholstery.
Original decorative elementsare also present in the designer door portals, and in the elegant staircase, and in the massive silver-plated chandelier. The interior of the first floor is maximally open. Here are located a spacious living room, dining room and kitchen. The rooms are visually united by open door portals. The kitchen is the favorite place of the hostess of the house. The main element is the island, which allowed the most functional use of the space of the room. Snow-white classic facades are combined with a rich burgundy shade of the apron, and brown-beige chairs echo the decoration in the living room, stylistically uniting the rooms. The staircase space combines classic severity and French lightness of the interior, separating the public area from private rooms. On the second floor there are bedrooms for the owners and children with adjoining bathrooms, as well as a study. The design of the house is a color balance in the space. A calm beige-brown range is used here, in some rooms diluted with various shades in the details. For example, in the owner's office, massive bookcases and a desk are balanced by light shades of blue on the lampshades and wallpaper with heraldic motifs. The master bedroom is the most spacious room. Its area (50 sq. m.) is divided into a sleeping area and a recreation area. The walls in the bedroom are decorated with textile wallpaper and panels made of natural wood. Multi-layered curtains make the room intimate and cozy. The floor in the house is made of natural oak parquet. In the interior, special attention is paid to the environmental component - all textiles, furniture and carpets are made of natural materials.
The owners' daughter's room takes into account the interior design preferences of a young age: a light combination of fresh spring shades, a floral pattern on the walls and feminine furniture.
The space is designed usinga large number of curved shapes and smooth lines, which allowed combining different materials, colors, textures, smoothly flowing from one room to another. An interesting feature of the project were decorative items from the owners' private collections. Antique paintings, books and figurines fit perfectly into the classic frame. design3.ru
