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Reconstruction of a Gothic house. Light and Shadow

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1st floor plan
1st floor plan
Living-dining room. Sculpture by Ivan Belyaev, Art Human Design Gallery. Armchair by From Design. Sconce by DCW Editions.
Living-dining room. Sculpture by Ivan Belyaev, Art Human Design Gallery. Armchair by From Design. Sconce by DCW Editions.
2nd floor plan
2nd floor plan
As the sun moves, there is a natural play of light and shadow, the window layouts creating intricate shadows on the wall. We intentionally left these walls without art.
As the sun moves, there is a natural play of light and shadow, the window layouts creating intricate shadows on the wall. We intentionally left these walls without art.
The house was originally intended as a guest house, but as soon as the project was completed (the main house is still in the design process), the clients themselves moved into it and live there with great pleasure.
The house was originally intended as a guest house, but as soon as the project was completed (the main house is still in the design process), the clients themselves moved into it and live there with great pleasure.
Couch and coffee table - all by Ferm Living. Works on the wall by Katya Rozhkova. Vases “Women series” by Tatyana Solodovnikova, Troubadour Gallery.
Couch and coffee table - all by Ferm Living. Works on the wall by Katya Rozhkova. Vases “Women series” by Tatyana Solodovnikova, Troubadour Gallery.
Now you can admire beautiful views from the From Design couch. But when the designers came to the site, the house didn’t even have windows.
Now you can admire beautiful views from the From Design couch. But when the designers came to the site, the house didn’t even have windows.
When using upholstery, despite the fact that they are almost all in milky color, we combine different textures. We use boucle, jacquard, patterned fabrics and wool - all this gives complexity to the interior.
When using upholstery, despite the fact that they are almost all in milky color, we combine different textures. We use boucle, jacquard, patterned fabrics and wool - all this gives complexity to the interior.
Bedroom. Bed and bedside tables by Soha based on sketches by “Art Bureau 1/1 | Oneoverone”. Lamp L’appartement. Tapestry by Tatyana Karamysheva.
Bedroom. Bed and bedside tables by Soha based on sketches by “Art Bureau 1/1 | Oneoverone”. Lamp L’appartement. Tapestry by Tatyana Karamysheva.
We used terracotta, plum, lavender - all the shades we saw in old French ceramic tiles.
We used terracotta, plum, lavender - all the shades we saw in old French ceramic tiles.
We would like to create a more intimate atmosphere, to immerse guests in a completely different world and offer a new experience. These are rooms filled and wrapped in color, quite complex. Several shades and layers come together and dissolve sharp angles, smoothing the transition from the attic ceiling to the walls.
We would like to create a more intimate atmosphere, to immerse guests in a completely different world and offer a new experience. These are rooms filled and wrapped in color, quite complex. Several shades and layers come together and dissolve sharp angles, smoothing the transition from the attic ceiling to the walls.

From Art bureau 1/1 | Oneoverone

The guest house had already been built when the designers started working. At the request of customers, they adjusted the facades, clearing them of unnecessary decorative details. The project also makes one doubt that behind the high lancet windows there is a village near Moscow, and not a French countryside.

The biggest advantage of the house is, of course, the large volume and height of the ceilings, a large number and a beautiful view from the window to the garden, it all captures, so we removed the accents from the windows and doors. As the sun moves, a play with light and shadows erupts, the window layouts suggest intricate shadows on the wall. We deliberately left these walls without art,” designers of the project say.