House in Anapa 237 m2: Natalia Shapovalova's project

Sun, sea and air! The designer told about her project on the Black Sea coast

The author of the project is designer Natalia Shapovalova

OBJECT PARAMETERS

Property type: two-storey residential building

Square footage: 237 m2

Location: Anapa

Style: Neoclassical with elements of Provence

The main idea of the project: to create a cozy space filled with sun and sea air

Color scheme: natural (cold shades — pale blue, turquoise, herbal, cobalt in combination with warm sandy and woody)

The author of the project: designer Natalia Shapovalova, T. +7 918 412-78-23, design_ns@mail.ru , Instagram: (extremist organization banned in Russia) @natalia_sh23

Living room. Bra, Lucienne Monique. There is an Indian knotted carpet on the floor. The composition is harmoniously complemented by a painting by the artist Konstantin Zhurkin.

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Mikhail Chekalov

"Our task was clear from the very beginning — to build a house in which the whole family will be happy to gather together: parents, children, grandchildren. Customers dreamed of spacious, bright rooms with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glazing. Moreover, we have a beautiful garden and the sea outside the window! The kitchen, living room and dining room were combined in one room. From this common room there is an exit to the terrace, next to which there is a swimming pool.

Living room

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Mikhail Chekalov

"Customers dreamed of spacious, bright rooms with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glazing. Moreover, we have a garden and the sea outside the window!"

Living room. Bra, Lucienne Monique. There is an Indian knotted carpet on the floor. A painting by the artist Konstantin Zhurkin. Ceiling lights, Visual Comfort, Savoy House

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Mikhail Chekalov

On the ground floor, in addition to the living room, there is a bedroom with its own dressing room and a separate bathroom. There are also technical rooms for storing bulky items and a laundry room next door. The space of the staircase hall with a second light is decorated with an arched window decorated with stained glass. Upstairs, on the second floor, we took out two more bedrooms (for a large family, you need a lot of separate rooms) with its own bathrooms and an office. Each room has access to a shared balcony with a beautiful view of the garden.

Hallway

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Mikhail Chekalov

Hallway

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Mikhail Chekalov

I chose delicate natural shades for the walls and ceiling. The stucco decor is light, plaster. Separate sections of the walls are complemented by mouldings of strict geometric shapes. The skirting board is high, contrasting white. The floor covering is parquet board, French Christmas tree laying and porcelain stoneware. The main emphasis was placed on the harmonious combination of different textures.

Hall. Flooring, porcelain stoneware, Equipe

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Mikhail Chekalov

Hallway

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Mikhail Chekalov

Thinking over the furnishings of the rooms, I preferred symmetrical compositions. Among the interesting details, for example, handmade sconces in the form of petals made by Florentine masters of the Lucienne Monique factory were chosen for the living room. There is an Indian knotted carpet on the floor. The composition is harmoniously complemented by a painting by the artist Konstantin Zhurkin.

Bedroom. Decor, John Richard, Zara Home

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Mikhail Chekalov

Bathroom

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Mikhail Chekalov

Bedroom

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Mikhail Chekalov

Hallway

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Mikhail Chekalov

In the bedrooms there is also a neutral soft color of the walls and a bit of stucco plaster decor. Accent elements are fabrics, pillows with different textures: from natural linen to silk and velvet with tassels. There are handmade Indian carpets on the ash floor. It's nice to walk barefoot on them.

Bedroom

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Mikhail Chekalov

Office

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Mikhail Chekalov

Office

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Mikhail Chekalov

The kitchen is an extension of the living room on the ground floor. The color of the facades of the lockers does not stand out against the background of light walls. Thus, the kitchen does not look bulky, it seems to dissolve into space without overloading it. The glossy gray-turquoise tile of the apron adds depth to the composition.

Kitchen. Floor covering, Coswick

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Mikhail Chekalov

Bedroom

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Mikhail Chekalov

Bathroom

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Mikhail Chekalov

In this project, paper wallpaper is used only in bathrooms. Depending on the chosen plot, whether it's floral bright patterns or traditional English motifs, the decor creates a special mood, adding comfort and warmth to the space."

About the decorator: Natalia Shapovalova graduated from the Kuban State University, Art and Graphic Faculty. In the profession since 2003.

Guest bathroom

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Mikhail Chekalov

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