The interior has a soft, calm mood, built on a light palette with natural shades. The colors are chosen delicately - without sharp contrasts, with a slight effect of sun-bleached surfaces. This solution makes the space visually lighter and creates a feeling of comfort without overload. Due to larger window openings and a more open layout, the house now receives significantly more natural light, and views of the garden become part of the interior. White paneling, painted walls and neat moldings form a neutral base that emphasizes the architecture of the space and does not distract from the details.
The central accent was a fireplace with a cast iron firebox and a panoramic glass door. The fireplace box was lined with tiles and complemented with openwork ventilation grilles painted white - so it looks solid and fits neatly into the interior.
The kitchen-living room is designed as a single space, but with a clear functional structure. Refusal of the standard linear layout in the kitchen made it possible to make the interior more free: the furniture was distributed among different zones, keeping the center of the dining room open. The kitchen is made according to an individual project, its cabinets are made of Lamarty laminated chipboard in the shade "Cream" - the material acts as a reliable basis for the entire structure, ensuring stability, durability and precise geometry.
One of the key decisions was two high pencil cases at the entrance. They not only organize storage, but also hide the door to the bathroom, making the interior look solid and not overloaded with unnecessary details. Lower modules with drawers and baskets create a comfortable work area, while open shelves on metal brackets add lightness and are used for storing everyday items and decor.
Facades made of MDF in enamel with milling form a soft palette, remaining in the overall restrained style. A porcelain tile backsplash with a floral pattern rises to the ceiling, enhancing the verticals and adding a decorative accent.
Zoning is done delicately: the kitchen and living room are separated by a sliding partition, and the dining area is separated by decorative panels with milling. These elements allow you to transform the space, if necessary, without violating its integrity.
In the dining area there is a table made of solid ash, complemented by restored old chairs. The living room has a comfortable seating area with sofas, an armchair and a coffee table, and under the TV there is a cabinet on a high base, which visually facilitates the composition.
The project clearly shows how modern materials help solve both practical and aesthetic problems. Lamarty chipboard is used here not only as a structural basis, but also as a tool for creating neat, thoughtful built-in solutions - from storage systems to hidden doors. Thanks to this, the interior is seamless, functional and convenient for everyday life.
The interior has retained the atmosphere of a country house, but has become more modern and comfortable. All zones are logically interconnected, and storage and layout solutions make the interior practical and comfortable for daily use.
Details of the project and video release can be found on the program website “Dacha answer”. Broadcast from 12/14/2025
Author of the project: Tatyana Ivanova
