A 177 m2 two-storey house with a kitchen island and a billiard room in Yekaterinburg
We’ve designed this two-storey house for a family that enjoys spending weekends in the countryside and hosting guests over. We had to create a stunning shared kitchen-living room, billiard zone, and three bedrooms (master bedroom, kid’s bedroom, and guest bedroom).
We take care of designing this interior and furniture supply. Right now, the furniture is being installed in the house. The photos will be published soon, but in the meantime we are ready to show the interior as we presented it to the client at the end of the design project.
| Size |
177 m2 |
| Type |
A two-storey house with three bedrooms |
| Years |
2020–2022 |
| Features |
A combined space of the hallway, billiard room, and open plan living room; narrow dressing room at the entrance; the non-orthogonal shaped bedrooms |
Instead of a narrow dressing room, we have put large wardrobes that hide sewer pipes
The spacious kitchen-living room has an island and two sofas
We’ve enlarged the walk-in closet at the expense of a guest bedroom
We have made the bedrooms rectangular
We've united billiard and public zones
The client had a ready project of a house that we modified when designing the interior.
Initially, a narrow dressing room with sliding doors was planned at the entrance but was not convenient to use. We proposed to remove it and install spacious wardrobes for clothes with a module for storing décor pieces.
In the initial project, the billiard room was separated from the common area by a glass partition. We proposed to change it by attaching the playing zone to the common area, so it would provide more space and better communication for all guests.
The wall next to the table was decorated with travertine-textured porcelain stoneware and subtle accent inserts made of Black Cosmic granite slab.
In the billiard room, we placed a small table and chairs for spectators, and above the game table, we hung a traditional horizontal lamp – Faldi in an aluminum profile.
One of our interior assets is tall, floor-to-ceiling doors. The ground floor has a load-bearing beam above the doorways, so the existing apertures were only 2 meters 14 mm high. In order for the leafs to reach the ceiling in the common area of the house, we built up the wall to the thickness of the door frame. Thus, the doorways remained the same, and we installed the door leafs up to the ceiling for 2 meters 87 cm high.
The closet in the hallway and the kitchen unit are combined into one unit by material and shade. The decorative panels of the kitchen cabinet and closet form a monolithic wall with an oak texture.
A countertop and backsplash made of Black Cosmic granite slab made the style-restrained kitchen more personal and spectacular. We made the same tabletop on the island. The island itself is combined with a geometric dining table with an oak veneer top and base.
When designing the kitchen, we used some black details such as built-in handle profiles, a plinth, a horizontal Faldi lamp; all these elements correspond with window frames.
We decorated the wall behind the TV with oak veneer wall panels. The clients did not want to install a TV stand, so we placed the TV on the panels. Between them, vertical inserts of granite stone were also made and a backlit was mounted on top and bottom of the panel.
There are two bathrooms in the billiard area: a guest bathroom and a shower room with a sauna. The size of the bathroom is only 1.8 square meters. We tried to keep its size as much as possible, and therefore we built the wall-hung toilet system into an existing brick wall without building up. In the bathroom, we placed a small sink with a cabinet, a back-to- wall toilet, and a mirror with lighting. Regarding the finishing, we combined two types of porcelain stoneware: with a wooden texture and with a terrazzo effect.
The second bathroom is low due to the fact that there is a roof with a terrace above it. For this reason, we placed the shower drain in the wall and removed the utility systems from it into the existing screed, so that not a centimeter of height was lost.
A floating staircase with a light glass railing leads from the ground floor to the second floor; its steps are attached to metal frames. The steps are finished in the same material as the kitchen.
The stairs lead to the second floor where there are bedrooms, a dressing room, a bathroom, and there is also an exit to the terrace.
In the initial project, the main living facilities on the second floor were non-rectangular. In the bedrooms, in addition to beds, it was necessary to place wardrobes and desks. It was difficult to put everything necessary in a room like this, so we made these rooms more square in shape.
Behind the bed in the master bedroom, we placed wall panels with vertical lighting, aimed at the plasterboard relief. We placed the same panels on the opposite wall behind a table with a mirror.
Opposite the bed, there is a hanging table with drawers, a mirror, and two lamps with spherical diffusers. The composition of two lamps is repeated above the bedside table. We made a white floor-to-ceiling closet to store everything needed.
In the kids’ bedroom, we also used gypsum panels, but with a wider pace. It was important for the girl to have a table in the room where she could study and do makeup. We made a long table with drawers, hung a mirror with light bulbs above it, and installed open shelves – it was another wish of the room’s owner. In this bedroom, the bed is smaller than in the master bedroom, so there was enough space for a small lounge area with two bean bags.
By making the shape of the guest room more rectangular, we were able to expand the dressing room. At the entrance, we installed a closet with open shelves for storing shoes and boxes. The rear wall provides the access to the heating manifold behind removable shelves. The dressing room is divided into two parts with symmetrical filling: shelves, drawers, bars, pant hangers.
At the installation stage, we filmed a video where we showed how this dressing room looks like.
The clients didn't want to hide the washing machine in a closet, so we put it at the entrance to the bathroom. The size of the room made it possible to put a free-standing bathtub. We installed it by the window on a low podium with backlight. For the finish, Porcelanosa porcelain stoneware with a concrete structure was chosen.
The guest bedroom needed a pull-out sofa and armchair, a small storage area and a table. The bedside table has several spacious drawers for bedding storage; its composition is complemented by a metal-framed hanging table with a black-profiled accent mirror. Wall panels with a built-in track light were placed behind the sofa to create directional lighting.
Now we are assembling furniture, soon we will finish and take a picture of the finished interior.
Estimate
The estimate is valid as of December 2020. It does not constitute a public offer.
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Design
$26,815
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The interior design project
The furniture design project
-100%
The on-site designer supervision
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Finishing materials
$91,127
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Atlas Concorde porcelain stoneware
Mirage porcelain stoneware in the kitchen-living room
Porcelanosa porcelain stoneware in the bathrooms
Porcelanosa porcelain stoneware in the bathroom
Urbatex porcelain stoneware
Artpole gypsum panels in the bedrooms
Derufa white ceiling paint
Derufa grey-beige wall paint
A finishing surface of sauna
Neff staircase
$18,751
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1
kit
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$18,751
Shell construction materials
$26,646
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1
kit
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$26,646
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Doors
$7,843
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Union flush mounting interior door
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Furniture
$121,997
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Alexander Tischler pouf in the hallway
Alexander Tischler shelf in the hallway
Alexander Tischler wardrobe in the hallway
Alexander Tischler kitchen unit with the countertop
Bontempi large coffee table
Bontempi small coffee table
Alexander Tischler wall panels in the kitchen-living
Bontempi armchair in the billiard room
Cattelan coffee table in the billiard room
Alexander Tischler glass shelves in the guest bathroom
Alexander Tischler cabinet under the sink in the guest bathroom
Grandex countertop in the guest bathroom
Jacob Delafon mirror in the guest bathroom
Alexander Tischler dressing room furniture
$10,659
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1
kit
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$10,659
Sancal pouf in the dressing room
Alexander Tischler mirror in the dressing room
Alexander Tischler cabinet in the guest bedroom
Sofrline pull-out sofa in the guest bedroom
De Padova pull-out armchair
Alexander Tischler wall panels in the guest bedroom
Bonaldo coffee table in the guest bedroom
Bonaldo mirror in the guest bedroom
Alexander Tischler round mirror in the guest bedroom
Schoenbuch hanger in the guest bedroom
Novamobili armchair in the guest bedroom
Alexander Tischler cabinet in the bathroom
Alexander Tischler cabinet under the sink in the bathroom
Grandex countertop in the bathroom
Alexander Tischler cabinet above the wall-hung toilet system in the bathroom
One Mebel bed in the bedroom
Alexander Tischler wall panels in the master bedroom
Miniforms bedside table in the master bedroom
Alexander Tischler bedside table in the bedroom
Alexander Tischler wardrobe in the bedroom
Alexander Tischler desktop in the bedroom
Alexander Tischler mirror in the bedroom
Cattelan chair in the bedroom
Alexander Tischler wardrobe in the kids' room
Metallwall picture frame in the kids' room
Alexander Tischler desktop in the kids' room
Alexander Tischler mirror in the kids' room
Miniforms chair in the kids' room
Ditre Italia bed in the kids' room
La Forma bedside table in the kids' room
GoodPoof bean bag in the kids' room
IKEA coffee table in the kids' room
Alexander Tischler windowsill with the pillow in the kids' room
Alexander Tischler shelving in the garage
Alexander Tischler glass door in the sauna
Alexander Tischler glass partition in the shower room
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Electrical items
$14,820
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Ensto heating mat in the bathroom
Stellanova double plaster lamp
Arlight LED strip profile
Arlight LED strip waterproof profile
Arlight control panel for the RGB strip
Grok white lamp accessory
Grok black lamp accessory
Vibia table lamp in the bedroom
Leds C4 lamp in the kids' room
Jazzway lamp for the mirror in the kids' room
Faldi lamp in the billiard room
Faldi lamp in the kitchen-living room
Faldi magnetic integrated white track
Faldi cylindrical white track lamp
Faldi magnetic integrated black track
Faldi cylindrical black track lamp
Schneider Electric sockets and switches
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Ventilation and air-conditioning system
$162
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Sanitary ware
$23,971
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Blanco faucet in the kitchen
Blanco dishwasher in the kitchen
Laufen sink in the guest bathroom
Noken sink faucet in the guest bathroom
Noken siphon in the guest bathroom
Laufen toilet in the guest bathroom
Tece wall-hung toilet system in the guest bathroom
Tece toilet flush plate in the guest bathroom
Bossini hygienic shower in the guest bathroom
Noken toilet roll holder in the guest bathroom
Noken toilet brush in the guest bathroom
Noken top shower in the shower room
Noken shower faucet in the shower room
Noken hand shower in the shower room
Noken towel hook in the shower room
Geberit floor drain in the shower room
Krion sink in the bathroom
Noken sink siphon in the bathroom
Noken sink faucet in the bathroom
Krion freestanding bathtub
Noken freestanding faucet in the bathroom
Noken toilet in the bathroom
Tece wall-hung toilet system in the bathroom
Cisal hygienic shower in the bathroom
Noken toilet roll holder in the bathroom
Noken toilet brush in the bathroom
Noken towel holder in the bathroom
Loten heated towel rail in the bathroom
Isoterm underfloor convector in the kitchen-living room
Isoterm underfloor convector in the billiard room
Garmonia radiator in the staircase hall
Garmonia radiator in the bedrooms
Garmonia radiator in the guest bedroom
Garmonia radiator in the dressing room
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Works
$81,052
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Building and installation management
Building and installation works
Team
Karen Karapetian
Chief Designer
Oleg Mokrushnikov
Engineer
Кonstantin Prokhorov
Engineer
Ekaterina Baibakova
Head of Purchasing
Evgenii Bridnya
Installation Manager
Vera Minchenkova
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