Wooden cottage in the forest

Designer Veronika Sudnikova has realized the dream of customers about a cozy wooden cottage

Kitchen-dining room. Dining table and chest of drawers, Cattelan Italia. Vintage chairs upholstered in fabric, Jim Thompson. Sconces and ceiling lights, Vibia. Roman curtain, Jim Thompson. The kitchen is made according to the sketches of the author of the project. Tiles on the wall, Azteca Ceramica. Floors – porcelain stoneware, Porcelanosa.

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The house with an area of 218 square meters is located in the Moscow region in the Dmitrov direction. The owners, a family with a three—year-old daughter, turned to designer Veronika Sudnikova at the stage of buying a house. "Customers dreamed not of a country house, but of a cottage — certainly wooden, cozy, comfortable, warm," says the designer. — Quite specific wishes were related to the design of the bedroom for grandma and the presence of a fireplace, the rest was determined during the consideration of options for concepts, finishes, furniture and textiles. As a result, the style of this interior can be defined as modern, except for the bedroom on the first floor. This room turned out to be rather classic, such was the desire of the hostess's parents."

The master parents' bedroom. Bedside table, wardrobe, table, Tonin Casa. Curtains, bedspread and pillows, Jim Thompson. The wall panels are upholstered in fabric, Jim Thompson.

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Staircase hall on the first floor. Console, Cattelan Italia. Mirror and sconce, MHLIVING. Lamps, Vibia. Tile, Marmocer.

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The house with an area of 218 square meters has six main rooms, as well as an entrance hall, a utility room, halls on the first and second floors.

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Outdoor terrace. Furniture made of artificial rattan, Brafab.

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The owners bought a finished wooden house without finishing. "Since the layout of wooden houses is clearly defined, the only thing I could do was to expand or move the doorways a little," says Veronika Sudnikova. — Fortunately, we managed to enlarge the windows on the first floor. This made it possible to add volume to the premises and launch more light and nature into the house."

Living room. Sofa and side tables, Meridiani. Coffee tables, Cattelan Italia. Carpet, Gan. Ceiling lamp – Vibia. Curtains and pillows, Dedar. Poufs, IKEA.

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The hall of the first floor. Chest of drawers and tables, Cattelan Italia. Couch, Meridiani. Bra, Estro. Accessories, MHLIVING. Wallpaper, "Artik".

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A fragment of the hall on the first floor. Console, Cattelan Italia. Mirror and sconce, DG-Home. Wallpaper, "Artik".

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"The interior was created from scratch. During the formation of the project, there were no items that the owners would like to include in the interior, but at the final stage, two vintage chairs from the mid-60s appeared at the dacha. When I saw them, I was delighted! I asked them to bring all the chairs, picked up new upholstery for them and put the chairs in the dining room. I think they created the family history of the new house and became the highlight of the dining room."

A fragment of the dining room. Table, Cattelan Italia. Vintage upholstered chairs from Dedar. Sconces and ceiling lights, Vibia. Roman curtain, Jim Thompson.

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"Textiles with luxurious ornaments became a striking element of the interior.As for the overall color palette, an almost black-and-white palette was chosen for the hall, living room and kitchen-dining room with a transition to gray and ivory shades. I used saturated walnut, slightly diluted yellow and aquamarine as accent colors."

Hallway. The wardrobe is made according to the sketches of the author of the project. Cabinet and ceiling lights, DG-Home.

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Puffs, IKEA, are complemented with leather trim and upholstery with decorative carnations. Roman curtain, Jim Thompson.

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For each of the bedrooms, and there are three of them in the house, completely different color concepts were chosen. For the master bedroom, it's yellow and black, a bit of fresh blue, warm gray and ivory.

The master bedroom. The wall panels at the head of the bed are upholstered with fabric, Dedar. The floor is tinted oak.

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The master bedroom. Wardrobe, chest of drawers and bedside tables, Jesse. Sconce, Designheure.

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Curtains and pillows, Dedar. The bedspread, Jim Thompson. Vases, posters and accessories, MHLIVING.

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In the design of the bedroom of the parents of the owners, an emphasis is placed on blue tones and shades of fresh greenery, plus a tropical ornament on the curtains, combining these two shades with additional ones.

The master parents' bedroom. Accessories and chair, MHLIVING. Upholstery of the chair, Dedar.

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Table lamp, DG-Home. Carpet, Gan.

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The guest bedroom is decorated in a neutral color scheme: several shades of brown and gray-beige. Bedside tables, Jesse. Poufs, IKEA. Accessories, MHLIVING. Textiles for curtains and decorative pillows, Jim Thompson. Textiles for wall panel upholstery, Dedar.

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"I wanted to avoid the yellow shade of natural wood and make the whole house light and a little cold," the designer continues. – A light gray color was taken as a basis, which looks warmer on yellow logs and gives a warm gray shade. As the main background is what you need. Oil impregnation for Sherwin Williams Wood Classic wood was used in the decoration of the first floor, Perma–Chink was used on the second floor."

Childish. Furniture, IKEA.

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Decorative pillows, Jim Thompson. Wallpaper, "Artik".

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Childish. Furniture, IKEA.

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"For me, the most important thing in any project is how the owners of the interior will feel," the designer concludes. — I create a habitat for specific individuals with their own character, tastes and lifestyle. And the greatest joy is to see their positive emotions and satisfaction with the result of the work done."

Designer Veronika Sudnikova, www.provsstudio.ru ; @veronikasudnikova_interiorBathroom.

Tile, Porcelanosa. Furniture and sinks, Leroni.

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Bathroom. Tile, Porcelanosa. Furniture, IKEA.

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