After purchasing the site, the client immediately sought help from architects Oksana and Vsevolod Volkov of Borosa Group. This is the first home of a young couple with three children. “Before this, clients lived in neoclassical-style monochrome apartments, now they want the exact opposite design,” says Borosa Group architects. — Face the task of creating a stunningly bright, memorable space. The rough stone finish in the space contrasts sharply with the soft, thin brass contours, giving the interior a sense of levity. “

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“The villa is in the form of a central layout with spacious rooms, a prominent spa area and a bedroom area on the second floor. The customer immediately indicated the desired area, about 1000 ㎡. The first thing to consider is location. The shape of the staircase of the villa is determined by the shape of the site: the side walls of the building are parallel to the border, and the building itself is moved to its west side. “The living room is the brightest and most ceremonial room. Here, all technologies are fully exploited, - says the architect. - Square in the planned room with an area of 85 ㎡. Ceiling height can be up to 9 meters, built on the principle of symmetry.

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