26-10-2025

An emerald bathroom was born under the pitched roof, and the hall became the bright center of the house

The project began with the idea to create a noble, bright space in which emerald accents sound like precious stones - subtle, noble and expressive. The initial task was to update the bathroom, but gradually the designer saw an opportunity to rethink much of the second floor: a multi-tasking hall and a small office at its far end became part of a single concept. In zones with different purposes, there was a harmony of moods, smooth transitions and precise interaction of materials.

The hall, from where the doors open to all rooms, became the starting point of change. Its architecture required not just updating, but thoughtful organization: there was storage and a small work area. A partition made of porcelain blocks separates the flight of stairs, and a light sliding system made of corrugated glass zones the space for an office without depriving the rest of the space of light. A hanging table in the decor "Monsoon" from Lamarty chipboard appeared in the work area - like the bow of a ship pushed forward, directed towards new ideas. 

The functionality of the hall was emphasized by furniture made from Lamarty chipboard in Scandi decor. The light shade of bleached oak became a calm background for richer details, and the soft wood grain added natural warmth. Inside the storage system there is a rotating shoe rack and roll-out drawers - the structures are made in an emerald shade, which subtly and consistently sounds in different parts of the project, linking them into a single image.

The bathroom became the culmination of the plan - a space where textures, shapes and colors found their maximum expressiveness. Two zones - wet and dry - are separated by a massive marble countertop made of artificial stone, uniting the space between two green columns. Their surface is made of tempered glass, saturated with the desired shade, giving the interior an almost jewelry-like shine. Crystal glass shells add weightlessness and sophistication to the composition. Deep charcoal walls and ceilings, stone mosaics, flexible stone with travertine patterns and marble veining create an atmosphere of noble drama, in which emerald elements become precise and expressive accents.

The result was not just a reconstruction of the second floor of a country house, but the creation of a space where light and depth, functionality and aesthetics exist in harmony. The house has acquired new lines and new moods, and the attention to detail, quality materials and thoughtful architectural solutions made this project complete and truly inspiring.

Details of the project and video release can be found on the program website “Dachny Answer”. Broadcast from 26/10/2025
Project author: Igor Kurkin

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