This dressing room was created as a personal space for inspiration — refined and functional at the same time. The hostess is a woman with impeccable taste, a collector of jewelry and outfits, for whom order is a form of aesthetics.

The main task is to create an atmosphere where each element emphasizes status, and the interior inspires a daily ritual of choice.

Compositionally, the dressing room is built around a central island area — with a chest of drawers and a soft pouf covered with leather.

Along the walls there are glass display cases with individual lighting, shelves with jewelry layouts, drawers on closers and niche sections for clothes, shoes and accessories.

Special attention is paid to doors and facades. We used natural American walnut veneer with a perfect texture fit. The handles are hand-cast from brass, as in jewelry. The entire geometry is calibrated to the millimeter to create a sense of peace and symmetry.

The color palette includes complex warm shades of wood, semi—matte surfaces and a soft sheen of metal.

The dressing room turned out to be a chamber, but with a sense of space — due to well-placed light, thoughtful depth of cabinets and built-in mirrors.

We are proud of this work: we have not just made furniture, but created a real space for living — intimate, sophisticated, perfectly organized. The client noted not only aesthetics, but also functionality: everything is in its place, nothing superfluous.

This project has become an example of how carpentry can work on the style and personal history of the owner. A dressing room where every day begins with pleasure.