Project designer Ekaterina Gracheva proposed drastic changes. The veranda was added to the house, and the window openings were extended to the floor to allow maximum natural light into the house. Thanks to these changes, the rooms have become visually lighter and more spacious, and the layout itself has become more comfortable and open.
Particular attention was paid to the kitchen, which moved to the veranda and received a two-level organization of space. The low area is free of upper cabinets, which allows panoramic windows to open up views of the garden. The high zone, on the contrary, is equipped with spacious columns for storage and built-in appliances. white laminated chipboard with embossed "Light silk", creating a light but sophisticated look.
One of the main decorative tasks of the project was to decorate the kitchen facades to emphasize the style of a modern chalet with elements of Russian tradition. For this purpose, the facades were decorated with complex pixel patterns in the form of snowflakes. Each element of this ornament was cut from MDF using a CNC machine, which made it possible to achieve high precision and clarity of lines. Once cut, the pieces were sanded by hand to smooth the edges and prepare them for painting.
Each fragment of the ornament was painted individually, then thoroughly dried and fixed to the facades using professional glue. Particular attention was paid to the precise arrangement of elements on the facades: they were mounted strictly symmetrically to create a harmonious pattern reflecting the motifs of Russian nature.
The result is a unique design that not only enhances the kitchen's personality, but also makes it aesthetically pleasing. This ornament has become a real “highlight” of the space, creating associations with winter patterns and emphasizing the connection with nature.
The functionality of the kitchen has also been thought out to the smallest detail. The work surface is made of acrylic stone, resistant to scratches and stains, making it practical for daily use. The high cabinet area contains built-in appliances: refrigerator, freezer, oven with microwave function, induction hob and dishwasher with light.
The living room has become the central part of the new space. The sofa group was turned so as to provide a view of the windows lowered to the floor. The only windowless wall under the stairs became the perfect place for the TV. And the fireplace stove, lined with handmade tiles, took its place behind the sofa group, creating coziness and acting as a decorative center.
The textile design of the living room combines different patterns: stripes, polka dots, herringbone, which adds variety and interesting accents. Every detail of the interior, from the diamond-patterned lamps to the carved furniture fronts, is carefully thought out to create the unique atmosphere of a modern chalet.
This project of “Dachny Otvet” combined modern design with elements of Russian tradition. The house has become not only functional and comfortable, but also acquired a soul, turning into a space that you want to call your own.
Broadcast from 11/17/24
Authors of the project: Gracheva Ekaterina - designer, head of the interior workshop
