The image of the interior appeared immediately. The owners wanted to have a cozy home in the so-called classic country style - in light pastel colors, with elements of wood. The authors of the project have developed this topic. They offered to make the doors and wooden structures white, and everything else - a little more saturated colors, to get a little contrast. “The color of the walls we recommended is darker than the owners initially thought,” says Julia Yasnova. - In the end, this decision was justified. The abundance of large windows in the house allows you to observe the movement of the sun throughout the day. Light shades and colors used in the interior, only emphasize the play of light and shadows on surfaces. To enhance the presence of natural light, we zoned the space of the first floor with the help of classical partitions with glass stained glass. Thus, almost the entire floor is fully visible and perceived as a whole. ”

At the beginning of the design, the hostess asked for a place to exhibit an extensive collection of porcelain. For a long time there was no place for it: the narrow walls between the windows did not allow to place a large display case here. Then the designers decided to place the collection between the dining room and the staircase, specially designed for this glass showcase partition with a variety of compartments. It turned out beautifully and functionally. Now the exhibits of the collection are viewed both from the dining room and from the stairs.

The style of the interior is a cross between nostalgia for the atmosphere of an old country cottage near Moscow and the collective image of a classic European home, because each member of this large friendly family has their own passions. Someone likes English motives, someone prefers French romanticism. A gentle pastel range, artistic stained-glass windows, hand-made according to the sketches of the authors, and exclusive woodwork - built-in furniture, partitions with glass facades became the link in the design of the house. According to the authors of the project, tied into a common decorative canvas, they are the very framework that will allow in the future to complement the interior with various things and accessories.

Project author Julia Yasnova: “A complete mutual understanding arose very quickly between us and the customers. The husband of the hostess relied on the taste of the spouse in everything, and the main communication took place with a friendly female half of the family consisting of three generations - grandmother, mother (mistress of the house) and daughter. Therefore, we can say that the house turned out to be feminine in every sense, because, in addition, a female design team worked on the project. ”