Modern house with oriental motifs in the Moscow region

Designer Taisiya Druzina has created a bright multi-layered interior filled with art objects and antique furniture

Living room. Stucco, "Dicart". The blue sofa is made to order. Corner sofa, Ditre Italia. Lamps, Centrsvet. Tables, Cattelan Italia. Table lamps, Eichholtz. Decor, Moon Stores. Textiles, Decor city.

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"Malachite casket" is how this project can be described, according to designer Taisiya Druzina. This metaphor best characterizes the interior of this house, it holds family values — very personal, important, passing from generation to generation.

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Office. Table, antiques, XVIII century. Sofa, Cuborosso.

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Shelving, Eichholtz.

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The customers, a married couple with four children, bought a house with a fine finish and wanted to move as soon as possible, so the layout was practically not changed. Most attention was paid to the entrance area, adding another vestibule at the expense of the street. Thus, a spectacular suite of plaster portals and a bright floor made of multicolored slabs turned out. So that nothing spoils the impression, I organized all the things in a walk-through dressing room, into which a hidden door leads.

The table and chairs are made according to the designer's sketches.

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Buffet, antiques, XIX century. Painting by Yishay Hogesta.

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Kitchen, Nobilia.

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In the living room, an accent wall decorated with wood attracts attention. In general, in the design of the house, Taisiya preferred natural materials that will never go out of fashion. Moderate use of stucco gives the space volume without weighing down the interior.

Hallway. The bench and cabinet are made to order. The portals are made according to sketches by the company "Dicart". Lamps, Eichholtz. The Door, the "Academy of Doors". Textiles, Decor city.

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Guest bathroom. Mirror, antiques, XIX century. The cabinet is made according to the sketches of the designer. Lamps, Eichholtz.

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Recreation area on the ground floor. Kirill Kipyatkov's painting "Free Water". Bar stools, Cattelan Italia.

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Armchairs and a coffee table, Eichholtz. Soft panels are made to order. Textile salon, Decor city. Decor, Moon Stores.

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The whole interior is based on a combination of different eras and styles. So, in the kitchen-dining room, the buffet of the XIX century is adjacent to the bright abstraction of a modern Israeli artist and elegant modern furniture. The central place in the study was occupied by an antique handmade desk, which was delivered from St. Petersburg. The carved mirror that decorated the guest bathroom, which also came from the Northern Capital, where it was carefully restored.

The bed and wooden panels are made according to the designer's sketches. Cabinets, chest of drawers and lamps, Eichholtz.

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Wallpaper, Clarke&Clarke. The cabinet is made according to the sketches of the designer.

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Oriental motifs play an equally important role in the interior, which can be traced in the forms of furniture, ornaments on wallpaper and textiles. Wooden panels, oak curbstones with carved elements in bathrooms, headboards in bedrooms upholstered in bright fabrics — all this reflects the love of customers for refined luxury and oriental culture.

Children's room. The bed is made to order. Table, Moonzana. Shelving, The Sarai. Decor, Moon Stores. Bedside table, Alf Italia. Chair and lamps, Loft concept.

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Children's room. The bed is made to order. Wallpaper, Clarke&Clarke.

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Children's room. The bed is made to order.

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Children's bathroom. Mosaic, Dune.

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