ZM House

While designing the interior of ZM House, we faced the task of creating a free, functional space and, at the same time, a restful and calm one. Our architects linked the interior environment with the house architecture, highlighting its advantages and the primary idea of being panoramic and open.

The interior is made in undemonstrative natural shades: gray and anthracite. And muted accents of pine green, ochre and brick colors complement them.

The living room is the central area of the house. It consists of a functional kitchen island, a dining area, and a recreation area. Pine-green color in the interior seems to get to this room naturally from the street.

Panoramic glazing unites the interior space of the house and the external environment — the terrace and yard. So the interior mood of the house will change depending on the season.

The use of various contrasting materials and textures adds diversity to the interior: concrete, wood, and small tiles — seemingly simple ones that, with the right combination, can make the interior remarkable. At the same time, such a selection of materials meets modern trends in the interior world.

Our team used hidden storage areas and visual techniques to make the space look free and expansive.
As a result, we managed to create a modern, functional and thoughtful interior design of the private house.