Good Life

In the Good life project, we designed a spacious living room with a kitchen and dining area on the first floor, where the fireplace serves as the central element. The walls are finished with matte plaster, while the flooring combines oak parquet and cobblestone tiles. This pairing is not only practical for the kitchen workspace and hallway but also adds texture to the overall space. For an ethnic touch, wooden beams were added to the ceiling. The kitchen is free of traditional upper cabinets to maintain a visually light appearance, with a marble island serving as the focal point.

On the ground floor of the house, we designed a guest room, a bathroom, and a home office. Guest rooms are typically furnished to be functional, following the style of hotel suites. To complement the overall interior style of the house, we used soft matte textures. The home office features an extraordinary desk from the Italian brand LAGO. Thanks to its combination of brushed wood and glass, it keeps the panoramic window unobstructed. The upper and lower lighting is adjustable to suit your mood, while the floor lamp and illuminated shelves in the bookcase add a soft touch to the interior ambiance.

The master zone includes a separate walk-in closet with well-thought-out storage sections, a bathroom with a spacious shower, and, of course, the bedroom. At the clients' request, the bedroom was designed to be light and free from excessive decor and furniture. Additionally, we included a small boudoir area. A textured panel made of cotton thread became the focal point on the matte plaster wall, enhancing the natural style of the interi

The design of the children’s area (bedroom, bathroom, and playroom) was created to align with the overall style concept. To maintain this consistency, we repeated some of the finishing materials, such as parquet flooring, plaster, and the color palette. For the rest and study areas, we chose olive green as the accent color. This shade is echoed in the bathroom with ceramic tiles.