House and Cottage

With a taste of country: a house made of lumber in Perm

Today we will take a trip to one of the mostbeautiful cities of Russia – Perm. Here is a house made of timber, where a family of 4 lives. The interior of the house is unusual: here the timber walls are combined with modern furniture. The house that we have chosen today can be described in just a couple of words: a dream house. Its owners are one hundred percent sure of this – a young modern couple with 2 children: a boy and a girl. They bought a ready-made house made of laminated veneer lumber from the Finnish company Honka. Its location and layout completely coincided with the wishes of the family. The only thing they lacked was a good design as the finishing touch in the realization of their dream. For help, they turned to the design bureau Marina Pennie desigh&art, to designers Marina Pennie and Roman Voronov. We invite you to immerse yourself in the country atmosphere they created. Marina Pennie Roman Voronov

This creative duo (design bureau Marina Penniedesigh&art) has existed since 2005. Marina Pennie and Roman Voronov have implemented projects in different cities of Russia and Europe. The designers attach great importance to the layout and color scheme of the interior. At the same time, they try to make the space cozy and familiar to its owners.

Customers' dreams

The customers purchased a ready-made house,built according to the design of the Finnish company Honka. They were pleased with the layout of the house, the maximum presence of wood in its interior decoration, and the fact that it is located in a pine grove. Marina Pennie: “We treated all the wishes of the customers with reverence. The owner of the house is a great connoisseur of good music. One of his requirements was to arrange a music corner. We allocated a special room for it on the first floor. The owner is an excellent cook, so we designed the kitchen carefully and equipped it with all the necessary attributes.”

Layout features

The ground floor is where the common areas are concentrated.use and relaxation: a living room with a fireplace, a TV group, a kitchen, a dining room, a recreation room with a library and music equipment, as well as technical rooms. On the second floor there is a private area with bedrooms that are connected by a common hall. In addition, there is a spacious bathroom, which presents interesting new products from such brands as Ideal Standard (Belgium) and Colombo (Italy).

In country style

Wooden houses have a special atmosphere thathas a beneficial effect on human health, so the interior retains wooden walls (timber). The design of the space is based on country style elements. The necessary visual background is created by pine-colored walls and ceiling in combination with a dark brown floor. Bright accents in the interior are the fireplace, made according to an individual sketch, and the Ginestra kitchen from the Italian factory Snaidero, which is famous for its design developments.

Color scheme

The emphasis is on natural shades:beige, brown, ivory. They are contrasted with a soft green and bronze palette. This does not create tension, and at the same time, bright accents do not let you get bored.

Made to order

The fireplace on the first floor was made according to the author's design.sketches. All textile elements (curtains, bedspreads, decor) were ordered from the company "Renome" (Perm). Another Russian manufacturer, "Decorintex", helped with the carpet, which was also made to order.

Furniture and interior items

The materials for the furniture were chosen based on ideascountry style. The room features wood (solid wood), forged metal and thick natural fabric in the upholstery of the sofa, armchairs and chairs. Preference was given mainly to Italian brands. Thus, cabinets, sideboards, dining room and chests of drawers came from the Tonin factory. The desk was chosen from the assortment of the Italian brand Porada. Only the Amoebe armchair from Vitra, which became the decoration of the son's bedroom, came from Switzerland. Roman Voronov: "The interior pays special attention to the comfort of vacationers. A comfortable soft sofa from the IDP factory in the living room invites you to relax by the fireplace. In the dining room there is a large dining table for 8 people. In the bedrooms there are comfortable beds from the Italian brands Cantori, Bontempi Casa, Varaschin and everything necessary for placing things."

Lighting

Glass, fabric and forged metal are the main onesmaterials that were chosen to decorate the lamps from the Italian brands LAMP International, Cantori, Baga. The living room is decorated with a lamp from the Austrian company Kolarz.

Decor and accessories

Carpets from Carpet House companies provide a special cozinessand "Decorintex". The Kenzo pouf in the living room gives the interior a touch of casualness. Additional decorative elements were clocks from the Italian brand Diamantini&Domeniconi. We see them on the walls and tables.

Advice for Roomble readers from Marina Pennie and Roman Voronov

  • In a wooden house, you should not get carried away with unnecessary architectural elements and stucco. Small contrasts and the right decor - that's what will favorably emphasize the wood.
  • In the kitchen layout, it is desirable to hide the technical stuffing as much as possible. The kitchen model in the Provencal style will fit perfectly into the interior.
  • Use furniture made from natural materials, simple but elegant shapes, as well as forged elements - they will help create coziness.
  • The fireplace in such a house should be quite massive, with stone finishing.
  • On the walls of bathrooms you can combine finishes: tiles and wood go well together.
  • Textiles are very important in such an interior, beautiful linen, cotton and wool will add softness and create the right atmosphere. Add a couple of bright accents to this, for example, pillows.
  • Animal figures, a few photographs in interesting frames – such decor will be enough to give the interior a touch of individuality.
  • Photos courtesy of design studio Marina Pennie desigh&art

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