The main idea is calm classical shapes and expensive materials without excessive decorativeness. Wood products are made in a single profile, light enamel sets off dark rocks and natural stone. All zones are interconnected, so the house is perceived holistically.

The bedrooms have built—in wardrobes with paneled facades in enamel and brass fittings. The colors are soft: cream, gray, deep brown. The furniture focuses on tactility — velvet and velour upholstery, calm reliefs and smooth lines.

The office is decorated more strictly: a shelf with a niche for a TV made of dark veneer, contrasting with a silvery frame. The built-in storage systems and the workplace are integrated into the symmetry of the room.

The stairs and halls are assembled on a combination of stone and glass: the steps and platforms are made of polished marble, the fences are transparent, with a wooden handrail. The entrance areas and corridors are supported by the same logic: wood products and moldings in light enamel, warm stone floors.