The house in Opalikha is a project about mature architecture, thoughtful details and a sense of reliable rear. The interior here does not shout about itself — it speaks confidently, calmly, in the language of materials, proportions and tactile sensations.

Customers are a family that knows the value of real quality. Their request: "We want the house to be warm, ageless and comfortable to live in." No frills, but with decent depth and attention to every detail.

The work began with the staircase, the central element that sets the rhythm of the entire space. We made it from solid oak, with a precise fit of the elements and an expressive handrail.

The corners are rounded, the proportions are adjusted, the design is designed for decades.

Doors and baseboards are in the same style, with soft milling and smooth coating. All the elements are connected in an architectural system: no visual noise, everything is in the logic of the house.

Special attention is paid to the kitchen and dining group. The facades are made of walnut veneer, deeply tinted and coated with polyester varnish. The table top is made of natural stone, the fittings are premium, proven in functionality and tactility. The table and chairs are designed according to the client's sketches and embodied in a single palette with the interior.

Walk—in closets and cupboards are built into the walls, with no visible sidewalls or protrusions. Each node is carefully designed: from the location of the sockets to the thickness of the shelves. Bathrooms are equipped with moisture—proof furniture, hidden fasteners and natural materials.

The house in Opalikha is not about fashion. This is an interior that will be relevant in 10 and 30 years. We are proud that we were able to realize such a calm, mature and truly honest classic.

The clients admitted that with us they not only got what they wanted, but also fell in love with the process. It was not just a project, but the joint construction of a space that has now become a real home.