We preserved the original layout but completely renewed the walls, floors, and ceilings while retaining historical elements that make the property unique. One of the key historical features of the project is a pre-revolutionary stove that was partially embedded in a wall. We restored the tiles and left this piece in its original position.

Additionally, we incorporated decorative elements such as bas-reliefs inspired by the works of Albrecht Dürer, one of the greatest masters of the Renaissance.

The bathroom and restroom were fully redesigned. The primary goal was to create a modern, minimalist space that also provides a cozy, intimate atmosphere. We chose a deep burgundy color, associated with the aristocracy of the Renaissance period and fine wine.

False walls—our distinctive design code feature—were functionally integrated into the space. In the master bedroom, the false wall separates the room into a walk-in closet and a sleeping area on the opposite side.