In the new project Dachna Otveta we managed to solve the main problem of the house - to combine a small kitchen and a spacious hallway into a single comfortable space for the whole family. After dismantling the partition, the interior opened up, and the compositional center became a four-meter island, which combined the kitchen, dining room and social space.
The interior concept is based on a combination of modern, laconic forms and natural textures. The rammed-earth finish, smooth curved island lines, soft lighting and natural palette create a tranquil atmosphere in which the whole family will want to spend time.
A special role in the project is played by furniture made from Lamarty chipboard in the decor “White crystal”. Light decor visually expands the space, fills the interior with air and emphasizes the purity of architectural lines.
In the kitchen area, a spacious set with high cabinets and a mezzanine row is made from Lamarty laminated chipboard, which makes maximum use of the height of the room. Storage systems are built around the window opening and along the wall, allowing you to place everything you need while maintaining the lightness of the interior. The module under the sink is equipped with convenient drawers, and additional storage for cutlery is provided inside the island.
The built-in wardrobe in the entrance area is made in the same style. Floor-to-ceiling design with shelves and closed fronts hides outerwear, shoes and household items, eliminating visual noise from the space. Thanks to the uniform decor, the furniture unites the kitchen and hallway into a seamless interior, and minimalist black handles become a graphic accent.
The technical equipment of the project includes modern kitchen appliances, built-in and hidden lighting, LED lighting, a steel sink with mixer tap and functional content of storage systems.
Textile design supported the soft natural image of the interior. Smooth lines of carpets, rounded poufs, pillows reminiscent of river pebbles, and decorative “trunks” behind the sofa added coziness and tactility to the space and completed the bionic concept of the project. A special accent was the light circle on the wall - the “sun” of the interior, which creates a soft glow and changes the mood of the space due to different lighting scenarios.
The result is an interior where every detail works for comfort: the open layout makes the space feel freer, the large island becomes the center of family life, and the furniture combines aesthetics, practicality and thoughtful storage organization, maintaining a feeling of lightness even with a large amount of built-in furniture.
Project author: German Fareni - ideologist and leading designer of the Krasnodar Fareni studio.
