La Datcha: Oleg Tinkov's guest complex
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10 Feb 2023
La Datcha is a private guest complex in Astrakhan, which entrepreneur Oleg Tinkov opened a few years ago in Russia after the success of similar projects in Courchevel and Val Thorens. Let's take a closer look at it
Two-light living room with access to the terrace. The walls are made of pine timber, the ceilings are made of barn planks. Sofas, armchairs, Baxter. The fireplace insert is made to order in Germany. In the decoration of the chimney — metal, De Castelli, marble mantelpiece. Wooden cornices, carpentry studio of Honka company. Ceiling lights are supplemented with ropes, according to the sketches of decorators. Curtains, de Le Cuona. The service of the Imperial Porcelain Factory is custom-made especially for La Datcha. TV, speaker system, Bang & Olufsen.
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Mikhail Loskutov
The lower Volga is a paradise for fishermen: these places are still wild and picturesque. To hear a story about how the other day during spearfishing they shot "that's the kind of carp" or caught a two-meter pike is a common thing.
Two-light living room with access to the terrace and a wood-burning fireplace
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Mikhail Loskutov
Entrepreneur Oleg Tinkov got the idea to build a dacha here after he came to Astrakhan several times for fishing and never returned empty-handed.
The main cottage and guest houses are built of glued pine timber by Honka. The project — from the first sketches to the final stage — was implemented in record time: in just 11 months! The landscape project La Datcha was also developed by Honka specialists
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Mikhail Loskutov
The idea was continued, and La Datcha appeared on the map, which this summer received the first guests — in the absence of the owner himself, the house is rented.
Stairs to the second floor. The steps are made of oak, the fences are made of glass. Oak floors, Siberian Forest company. Floor candlesticks, Eichholtz
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Mikhail Loskutov
Astrakhan dacha can be booked only in its entirety — for a family or a large company. Honka specialists have built a wooden house with an area of 1,440 sq. m. on three hectares. m and two smaller cottages.
Karaoke room with a bar. The bar counter is made to order according to the sketches of Honka architects. Chairs, Loft Designe. Karaoke, Studio Evolution
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Mikhail Loskutov
"When drawing the facade, we started from the image of a landing stage — a floating pier to which steamers moored on the Volga," says architect Svetlana Bednyakova. — The house looks at the canal, which is easy to get to the big water." In the distance you can see a lighthouse built in the time of Peter the Great: once there was the Caspian Sea, but the water receded for several tens of kilometers.
There are five rooms on the second floor of the main house of La Datcha. Bed, Armchair, Carpet, Dantone Home
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Mikhail Loskutov
Oleg Tinkov immediately set the task of creating absolute comfort in the "dacha". "Within a radius of a thousand kilometers, there is nothing equal in scale and quality of service," he says. The creative concept of La Datcha Tinkoff Collection was developed by architect Vasily Shprits.
Bedroom. Ceiling beams made of barn boards. Bed with soft leather headboard, banquette, armchair, tables, everything — Baxter
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Bathroom. The ceiling is made of barn planks, on the floor — Nero Marquina marble. Bath, Antonio Lupi. Mixer, Gessi. Stools, Home Concept. Curtains, de Le Cuona. All cosmetics in La Datcha from the Russian brand Natura Siberica
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Mikhail Loskutov
On the ground floor there is a main recreation area: a living room with a fireplace, a bar, a billiard room, a dressing room with fishing accessories, a gym, a sauna and a hammam. On the second floor there are bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and dressing room. (Oleg himself stays in the biggest one when he comes to Astrakhan.) They are named like the birds that have chosen these places: "Crane", "Peregrine Falcon", "Swan". By the way, the rooms are not locked with a key, because the main idea of La Datcha is that it is a house, not a hotel. All their own, and, therefore, locks are not needed. The decoration is dominated by materials reflecting the specifics of the local climate.
Bedroom in a two-storey room La Datcha
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Mikhail Loskutov
Billiard room on the ground floor of the main house La Datcha
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Mikhail Loskutov
The house looks at the canal, which is easy to reach the big water
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Mikhail Loskutov
The ceiling beams throughout the house are open, made of old barn boards, the floors are made of Russian oak, and cosmetics are made from Siberian herbs.
The main cottage and guest houses are built of glued pine timber by Honka. The project — from the first sketches to the final stage — was implemented in record time: in just 11 months! The landscape project La Datcha was also developed by Honka specialists
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Mikhail Loskutov
"All the colors in the interior reflect the surrounding nature. Blue is the shade of the morning sky, grayish-brown is the color of the trunks of local trees,— says Honka designer Anna Petrova. — There is also a brutal dark reed shade."
Bedroom in the main house La Datcha
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Mikhail Loskutov
The hall of the main house La Datcha.
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"The lamps above the dining table and the central chandelier in the living room were decorated with ropes by hand," says project manager Leila Nikitina. - The process itself resembled acrobatic sketches. You should have seen it!"
The first floor of the main house La Datcha. Ceiling lights are supplemented with ropes, according to the sketches of decorators. The service of the Imperial Porcelain Factory is custom-made especially for La Datcha.
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Mikhail Loskutov
Leather sofas and armchairs define the masculine character of the interiors. The kitchen is managed by a chef invited from St. Petersburg. The menu, of course, includes Volga delicacies: sturgeon, sturgeon, sterlet, beluga, black and pike caviar.
In the left wing of La Datcha, opposite the fitness room, a spa area is planned. There is a font sunk into the floor between the hammam and the sauna.
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Mikhail Loskutov
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Sauna in La Datcha.
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Bathroom. The finish is marble.
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Mikhail Loskutov
The wine list is a great pride: a whole wine room was ordered especially for the wine collection in the Italian city of Lucca. Dishes are served on dishes with a signature design made to order by the Imperial Porcelain Factory. And, of course, the kitchen is always happy to cook your catch — after all, you are at home. www.ladatcha.comGuest bathroom.
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Summer terrace with barbecue.
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La Dacha Astrakhan is the fourth object in the La Datcha Tinkoff Collection project. The other three are scattered across Europe: the chalets in Val Thorens and Courchevel and the palazzo in Forte dei Marmi. Each house is dedicated to the entrepreneur's sports hobbies: in France it is skiing, in Italy — cycling, in Russia — fishing.Kananykina Elena
