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Lamps by Bolshakova Interiors

Lighting is one of the main components when creating the perfect interior. The source of the light should be a visually beautiful design, which compliments the rest of the decor. After considering the overall effect our customers would appreciate, Nataly Bolshakova created an exceptional lamp that combines elegance and functionality perfectly. A stable marble base flows into a beautifully designed brass rod. The same material was used in the decoration of the lampshade, creating some eye-catching contrasts.

Bathroom on the ground floor

The bathroom reflects the mood of the entire floor and is constructed in contrasting shades. The combination of glass and tiles under the natural stone of Ardesia and wood creates an elegant impression. Plumbing was sourced from the Italian brand Cielo.

Master bedroom

The focal point is the view outside the window and was the basis on which the whole house was designed. The colour scheme of the bedroom is very muted. For the decoration of the walls we used panels faced with fabric from Loro Piana Interiors. The overall colour scheme is maintained with a discreetly designed Poliform bed with bright edging.

Master bathroom



The main concept of the bathrooms is that mirrors don’t appear above the wash basins, so while washing in the morning, one can admire the natural beauty outside the window. The bathroom is constructed from “Sahara Noir” Italian marble and porcelain stoneware from Ardesia. Here the designers used plumbing fixtures from Gessi, the lighting was made by Santa & Cole.



Children's rooms

In the house there are two children's rooms based on ideas generated by the children themselves. All the colours, finishes and decor were chosen by the young clients. Since children have different ideas and needs, so naturally their rooms are different.
In the first room special attention was paid to textures and finishes, resulting in a bright, cheerful space with lighting supplied by Lladro.
In the second room more delicate shades that complement the wallpaper from Hermes were utilised. The shelves were constructed using the Dutch studio Moooi’s innovative “watching us animals” designs.