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Rotpunkt, leading manufacturer of climate friendly German furniture share the top trends in 2026 for the kitchen living space, with early forecasts revolving around creative storage solutions, accent lighting, and premium materials that induce a deeper connection to nature. 

Matt Phillips, Head of UK Operations at Rotpunkt says, “Creating a sense of belonging in the home, where people can share experiences and express their personal style, is swaying the design conversation towards long-lasting, authentically designed products that interact and evolve with the user. Driven by the uptrend to care more about the planet and ourselves, homeowners are seeking out kitchen solutions with artisanal qualities to create nurturing home environments that offer a seamless flow between the cooking, dining, and living areas.”

Discover what the experts at Rotpunkt say are the hottest trends to hit the UK kitchen in 2026:  

Contemporary furniture adopts a more homely aesthetic, as the kitchen and living space uses creative storage solutions to create a smoother transition from room to room… Fitted furniture continues to edge out freestanding designs, as contemporary lifestyles change how storage is planned and used in the home. Bringing a higher level of self-service in today’s kitchen living space, you’ll find a storage solution for almost every type of design concept, domestic appliance, and internal accessory on account of the broad range of specially designed cabinets and drawers now available. The most sought-after design schemes are opting for creative storage solutions from the same product family to deliver a similar style aesthetic in both the kitchen and living space. Top furniture products in 2026 include curved units and doors that create soft, fluid forms; non-standard dimensions to maximise storage and introduce furniture at different levels; large-scale display units that elevate bare walls and reflect natural light; adaptable wall panel systems to free up valuable floor space; deep drawers with internal storage modules and organisers; and innovative top-mounted pocket doors that provide concealed yet spacious storage for pantry items, home bar essentials, making hot drinks, and housing smaller appliances.

Quality materials in wood, metal, and glass become the go-to for emphasising tone and texture in naturally styled interiors… Deemed the top interior style for the kitchen living space in 2026, rustic minimalism combines the warmth of natural materials with the simplicity of minimalist design. Also satisfying the rising demand for stealth wealthinteriors, rustic minimalism focuses on quality over quantity to achieve an understated look, which focuses on the unique features and visual characteristics of different materials. Whether light or dark, different species of oak and walnut will dominate the modern kitchen space in 2026. Available in a range of styles and formats, the latest wooden kitchens include hero products like island units, sideboards, or a bank of appliances; wood accents seen across the shelving, wall niches, trims, plinths, cupboard interiors, and storage drawers; and the latest technique called wood drenching, where you opt for an all-wood scheme to create a fully immersive kitchen living environment. Special surface solutions are also being used for their aesthetic appeal with metal accents in brass, copper, and steel, smoked glass, and super matt door fronts helping to emphasise tone and texture. Dominant colours include near-neutral shades in beige, white, black, and grey, alongside earthy yellow pigments that resemble baked clay for a natural pop of colour.

Accent lighting moves away from purely functional to artistic expression, with a focus on layered lighting schemes that bring contrast, influence mood, and promote relaxation… Enhancing both home and lifestyle, fully integrated smart lighting has gained significance in modern kitchen design, as open plan living environments continue to focus on the relationship between the user and a product. The very best kitchen designs are incorporating a curated mix of accent lighting, which highlight signature design elements such as glass display units, cabinets and drawers, shelving and cubbyholes, wall niches, worktops, island units and plinths, fitted larders, coffee stations and more! Fuelled by a growing desire for greater customisation of lighting solutions that can be operated by remote control, the latest statistics show that the UK smart home market is expected to soar to £25 billion by 2030, with kitchen lighting dominating this category.

Rotpunkt 2026 kitchen innovations are available from 1^st January 2026: priced from £17,500+vat.

For more information, please contact Rotpunkt UK by email info@rotpunktuk.com or visit www.rotpunkt.co.uk (rotpunktkuechen.de)

An Imagined Home
The authorial and sensitive gaze of British designer Charlotte Taylor interprets Marazzi’s collections in an architectural narrative where each space suggests a presence, a gesture, a story.

To celebrate its 90th anniversary, Marazzi entrusted the evocative and sophisticated vision of British designer Charlotte Taylor with the creation of a special project: an imaginary house, suspended between reality and suggestion, where ceramic surfaces become protagonists of an intimate yet universal architectural narrative. Through spaces that evoke Mediterranean atmospheres and interiors that blend functionality and poetry, Taylor interprets Marazzi’s collections with an authorial and sensitive gaze. In this conversation, Charlotte Taylor recounts the creative process that guided the birth of her “imagined home” for Marazzi: a project that intertwines material and narrative, shaping spaces that speak of intimacy, memory, and imagination.

How did you design this imagined home?
First, I carefully explored Marazzi’s collections and examined the different shapes, types, and tones available, imagining how they would look in various spaces. It wasn’t difficult – the products are very versatile and work beautifully together. In most cases, the process started with a single object and expanded to the rest of the room and then the entire house, a cohesive space where architecture and furnishings integrate perfectly.

How did you choose the Marazzi tiles to use?
I’d say it was a natural process, because the tiles cover a rich range of colors – from black to green, brown to terracotta – but at the same time, they all fall within a palette of earthy tones and share a connection to nature. Some rooms play with warm colors, others with cooler tones, yet I believe that walking through this house you’d perceive a sense of continuity: the reference to the natural environment unites all the spaces.

Which room did you start with?
The studio, which is practically unfurnished. Just a large central table – the absolute protagonist – that can serve various purposes, and along one side, a bookshelf that doesn’t take up too much space. I imagined fairly neutral walls with a matte finish to allow light to fill the space as much as possible and create a sort of blank canvas. Studios can become quite chaotic, crowded with objects. For the floor, I chose Crogiolo ArtCraft Argilla: the inspiration comes from those old artist studios scattered across southern Europe, with white walls and terracotta tiles everywhere. Wonderful.

Let’s move to the next room.
The living room is a clean and essential space, but playful touches and design icons are not missing. To play with reflections, the base couldn’t be too light. At the center, the conversation pit in Vero Quercia recalls Italian design from the ’70s and ’80s. The central table, instead, is in Crogiolo Terramater Cotto. For the walls, I chose a slightly darker tone than other rooms, because I imagined a living room to be enjoyed mainly in the evening, a place to relax and listen to music.

And the kitchen?
It has something traditional and original at the same time. The central hood and horseshoe-shaped counter may recall kitchens from long ago, but the black tiles from the Crogiolo Lume collection immediately transport us to a more contemporary setting. The texture of the tiles is fantastic – they convey a truly unique sense of warmth. For the floor, I chose Mystone Limestone Sand to balance the dark tones of the rest of the kitchen with a light color. For the counter and shelves, I opted for the large-format stone-effect porcelain slabs.

What choices did you make for the bedroom?
I incorporated Crogiolo Terramater Cotto tiles into the headboard, and then extended them to the shelf, desk, and floor. On the wall opposite the bed, there’s a bench made with the same material, which harmoniously runs through the architecture of the room. Among all the rooms in the house, this is where I used the most textured tiles, because it’s a sacred, intimate, calm space.

And the bathroom?
There’s a compact bathtub, covered in tiles, that connects smoothly to the shower. For the color, the obvious choice would have been blue. But these green rectangular tiles – part of the Crogiolo Lume collection – struck me instantly with their beauty, their extraordinary tones and shades. Looking at the landscape outside, I thought that the green, bouncing off the tiles and water, would create a truly stunning environment. The glossy finish I chose for the tiles aims to highlight light play and reflections, while also conveying a sense of hygiene and cleanliness.

Okay, now let’s go outside.
The exterior is inspired by a series of places I visited in Italy, particularly among the hills of Tuscany. With descending steps and large open spaces, I wanted to evoke a Mediterranean atmosphere and a certain way of living. Through the pool, the house’s architecture blends with the landscape, and the boundaries between inside and outside become blurred. From the bench in Mystone Travertino20 Navona – a thick
porcelain stoneware for outdoor use – you move to the stairs and then descend to the water, all in a harmonious, seamless transition.

Who do you imagine lives in this house?
Probably an architect or an art collector. I always tend to create fictional characters when designing imagined homes. Imagination plays a crucial role when I have to transform a space – whether it really exists or only in my mind – into something tangible, connected to the human dimension. I think human design is about understanding who the people are that will inhabit a space, and making that space structured enough to ensure the comfort they desire, and flexible enough to allow them to make it their own. Spaces should take shape, adapt, and grow through the people who live in them.

Designed and curated by Gloria Sanchez of Tailored Living Interiors

Award-winning south London interior design studio, Tailored Living Interiors, bring bespoke luxury, comfort, and elegance to Oakley House and Pico House; two properties which are nestled within the repurposed iconic Grade II listed development, Battersea Power Station.

This development was introduced to Tailored Living Interiors through its exclusive collaboration with Kingdom International Real Estate. This ongoing partnership entrusts Gloria and wider design team, to bring its expert interior design service to London’s most prestigious properties to provide first-time buyers, upgraders, and downsizers with a complete solution: from purchase to residency.

Enlisted by a returning client, Tailored Living were already familiar with initial design concepts relating to lifestyle, interior styling, and project costs to provide a range of services specially designed to suit each property, the architecture of Battersea Power Station, and the demands of modern life.

Oakley and Pico House both offer a collection of 1, 2 and 3-bed apartments, with two luxury homes featuring bespoke interior design for modern living, designed and curated by Gloria Sanchez, award-winning interior designer, founder and director of Tailored Living Interiors.

OAKLEY HOUSE – From custom joinery to carefully selected finishes, Tailored Living transformed this high-rise apartment into a beautifully refined, welcoming home environment with finesse. The design team were given full creative license, using the client’s former home as inspiration and then reinterpreting the space to suit the contemporary architecture of Battersea Power Station.

Gloria Sanchez explains, “Encapsulating the growing trend for quiet luxury in the home, we delicately blended the original architecture with timeless comfort to present clean lines, layered textures, and a refined neutral palette, which form the foundation of this bespoke residence. Resulting in a serene open plan living space that oozes texture, tone, and stylistic beauty, we carefully chose design accents that bring warmth, personal expression, and high level of understated luxury throughout this 3-bed apartment.

Helping to create depth and dimension, we used a neutral palette that blends variations of cream, white, brown, and grey across different elements like the furniture, and textiles for a seamless living experience. Presenting a sense of familiarity from room to room, our bespoke joinery adds to the natural flow and homely atmosphere by using gentle curves to soften the modern architecture and ensure the quality craftsmanship of each piece plays a central role in everyday life.

High quality finishing touches help to elevate the overall look and feel with mirrors and decorative accessories, lighting, AV equipment, furniture, storage and seating, double and twin-size beds, cushions and throws, window treatments, flooring and rugs, wall paint and coverings, artwork, upholstery, artificial greenery, and even home safety products accounted for.”

The client says, “Our apartment in Oakey House exudes understated luxury, balancing elegance and practicality in a way that feels perfectly attuned to our lifestyle and the building itself. Each space flows effortlessly from room to room, combining bespoke joinery, tailored furniture, and a refined colour palette to provide us with a home that is calm and sophisticated. Our family is over the moon with the transformation and when the time comes, we will consider Tailored Living Interiors for our next project.” 

PICO HOUSE – Transforming a modern apartment into a sophisticated and practical family home, the design team at Tailored Living balanced timeless elegance with custom functionality throughout this bespoke residence at Battersea Power Station in Pico House.

Focusing on deliberate form and function, this bespoke design scheme captures a sensitive blend of contemporary style and lifelong practicality, which is not only able to serve the client but also the rental market when the homeowners are out of the country. Gloria explains, “The brief called for an efficient use of space, considering the overall flow, mood, and functionality of each room. We achieved this by blending a curated collection of high street pieces paired with quality furnishings, and bespoke joinery to produce a high-quality, cohesive look that is intimate in tone and texture. Durable finishes and versatile furniture were chosen to look beautiful and provide everyday comfort alongside a fine mix of layered textures, elegant lighting, organic colour scheme, and tailored home accessories to create a home, which is visually still yet beautifully indulgent.

I love the Scandi-style kitchen designed with clean lines, and natural materials, which link the cooking zone to the social areas to create a more relaxed, hygge-inspired living environment. We guaranteed privacy for the client by dressing the panoramic windows in a mix of sheer and rich fabrics that effortlessly diffuse natural daylight, and add a soft, elegant, cosy feel to each room. The bedroom suites are in keeping with the rest of the home, including a sumptuous array of soft furnishings, decorative textiles, and elegant furniture in earthy shades of grey, brown, beige, blue, and red with accents in brass, marble, and glass.

The client says, “Our newly completed home strikes the perfect balance between functionality and elegance. Each room feels cohesive, with carefully selected pieces and bespoke details that have come together to create a refined yet practical home. The design not only suits our lifestyle when we reside in the UK, but also when we offer the apartment as a luxury rental property given its broad aesthetic appeal to future tenants. We are so thrilled with the result that we now consider Tailored Living Interiors as the best interior designer we’ve ever worked with!” 

Designed and curated by Tailored Living Interiors with price on application. For further information, please call 07973 118936, email enquiries@tailored-living.co.uk or visit www.tailored-living.co.uk | Connect on Instagram @tailoredlivinginteriors

Blueridge Design recently completed works on a new 30 room London Hotel off Sloane Square. The project involved the repurposing of an existing structure from Cadogan Estates. The build was extensive
and involved adding a basement and an additional sixth storey to house the Restaurant. This involved removing the internal structure and support the façade whilst the internal works were added.

The project was a first venture into the elite London Hotel market for a successful, but very secretive and exclusive, Parisian Hotelier. London based Architects Reardon Smith were the lead architects for the project working closely with a French Designer whose background includes work for The Palace of
Versailles in France. The interior is a unique blend of French and Colonial British Design.

Blueridge worked with the same French Designer on an apartment refurbishment project in Eaton Square during lockdown. Delivering bespoke overlay oak chevron wood flooring to his design. Classically finishing with a wax finish and detailed border designs. As a result, Blueridge were invited to work on the Hotel project as a direct employ of Cadogan under the design management of the French team, outside of the main contractor.

A 6 level wooden staircase and landings winding around the period central elevator which featured a Blueridge wood interior was constructed by Blueridge. Over 170 Treads were hand made with book match
design from prime oak imported from Italy and finished with a tinted wax finish to the French design teams instructions. The tread nosing featured a classic profile that required bespoke moulding to meet the design. Each landing features hand cut Italian Oak in a chevron pattern to welcome Guests using the lift at each level before making their way to the Hotel rooms.

Blueridge were asked by the French Design Team and Architects to provide a waxed finish to each of the 30 rooms, working on the gloss level and tint to strict requirements laid down by the French Designer. The final result merging with moulded ceilings and panelled walls with bespoke furniture and light fittings all hand made to detailed designs from the French team.

A basement level bar features panelled walls and mirrored ceilings to create a boudoir feel to the space. Blueridge made a pewter topped bar with profiled edges to detailed designs created by the French Design team. A fully bespoke DJ equipment desk was made to designs agreed with the French Hotelier himself who has a penchant of ‘hands on’ design for his Hotels around the World.

Guests using the bar can move to the exterior where a small courtyard was built featuring tiled walls and five bespoke trellis panels made by Blueridge. The design is a classic Versailles detail which is unsurprising
given the French Designers association with the Palace. Two panels involved curving the panels to meet the wall curves. Blueridge made laser cut steel frames to glue up the panels for a perfect fit to the wall.

A Canadian Yellow Cedar for durability was used with a bespoke paint finish to blend in with the original tiles. The Hotel has opened to wide acclaim for the interior design. Blueridge were asked to make Vanity desks for the rooms based on an original William Morris design. Back of house high gloss furniture was also made and installed by Blueridge to the French Team’s very detailed designs.

When approached by a Designer looking at an Interior scheme for a well known Film Director in Surrey, Blueridge were key in designing and installing a feature cut away in the two storey ex Granary timber building. A Helical staircase was designed and made to the requirements of the Interior Designer. A
spiral stainless steel handrail was fabricated at the Blueridge Workshops and fitted perfectly around the perimeter of the staircase. Meeting the glazed surround of the stairwell perfectly. Blueridge were asked to remove the ‘modern’ oak detailing for the interior walls and procured old oak beams which were sliced in the workshops and fitted to the walls and plastered in. Creating an original period look. Blueirdge also used scalpings from the beams to create a period door using a local Blacksmith in Shropshire to make the running gear and handles.

Further Old Oak beams were procured and sliced to form a period bandsawn floor leaving the bandsaw marks in for a textured finish. The whole floor being waxed and fitted with false cut clasp nails to simulate a nailed floor.

Blueridge have a long experience in making unique interiors using their wide knowledge of timber species and unique finishes and designs. A recent addition of a CNC routing table has further added to their portfolio of abilities. Together with a background of metal fabrication and finishing makes Blueridge unique amongst Designers and Makers. Contact us to discuss your needs and ideas, we enjoy the challenges of making ideas and aspirations a reality. Blueridge Design

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The goal of the Apartment Renovation project was to create a home for a couple with a teenage daughter that allows the family to host guests while at the same time offering privacy. They envisioned a home with a sense of sober yet cozy elegance. The 230 square meter apartment is a merger of two smaller units in a building from the early 20th century located in central Stockholm.

By moving the kitchen to a more central position, access was established between the kitchen, living room and dining room. Guests can enter the living and dining rooms through a centrally located inner hallway, while the kitchen and dining room are connected separately, making it ideal for catering. The private areas are located outside the core at opposite ends of the apartment.

Behind a paneled hidden door, a curved hallway with wardrobes acts like a tunnel, leading into the master bedroom and onward into the mother’s generous walk-in closet and bath. Two of the bathroom walls are curved and equipped with built-in sliding doors to make the best of narrow spaces. The teenage daughter has her separate section, complete with a bedroom, living room, bath and walk-in closet.

The interior is meant to be low-key and relaxed. The fixed furniture is custom-made for the apartment, and the choice of materials complements the house’s original palette of oak and green marble from nearby Kolmården. The cabinets in the inner hallway resemble the original expression of the interior, while the rest of the carpentry adopts a contemporary design language, creating a tension between old and new.

In addition to fixed furniture, the project also included loose furnishings such as custom-made furniture, carpets and curtains. The walls and ceiling are painted in different shades of gray which provides a calm backdrop for the colorful additions.

Castle Beach by Lori Morris

In this project, Lori has created a sea, sand and sky inspired luxury destination dubbed “Castle Beach”, part fantasy, part dream, in a 12,500 square ft., 5-bedroom grand dame residence where sexy French style caresses the senses in a cool, edgy and sophisticated style.

The spaces have been thoughtfully designed to provide a private resort destination. Comfortable, easy living with every imaginable amenity was the prerequisite for this beauty by the sea, where family and friends gather to reconnect for good food, entertainment and music. 

Custom is taken to the next level with the bejeweled mosaic tile pool floor, designed created especially for the clients’ discerning tastes.  This is their exclusive private resort, in their own backyard with new discoveries at every turn, featuring an outdoor custom bar with intimate seating and lounge areas for entertaining and poolside sunbathing.

This is an exercise in high style using custom patterned mosaics, marble, limestone, antique mirror and glass, reminiscent of Old-World extravagance with a new rocker beat. 

Traveling back and forth from Canada, Morris and her team at the House of LMD created custom furniture, cabinetry, millwork, moldings for the ceiling reliefs, carpets and the wrought iron for the front door were specifically designed and created for this space with each detail scrutinized for its luxurious stature and unwavering timelessness.

The traditional aesthetic is redefined using unexpected color, unique fabrics and a modern art collection as a backdrop.

Interior designer Lori Morris keeps her eye on scale and balance in every project. The front facade of this elegant mansion utilizes massive urns and planters weighted against a LMD designed carved-limestone entry arch.

Vaulted ceilings and carved moldings rise above the hallway in splendor as sumptuous velvets, brass, metals, glass and mirror execute their dance. The House of LMD sets the tone for elegance with sleek, vintage Deco cabinetry.

The kitchen is a showcase in custom design, built specifically for the clients’ ambitious culinary and entertaining requirements. Carved tracery and an enamel and brass oven hood reminiscent of the Second Empire turn a mere kitchen into a sought-after venue. Overhead, curves and swirls in bas relief patterns resonate with an oval island, center prep station and mirrored cabinetry.

Clean unobstructed sightlines, visually unifying the kitchen, family room, games room and entertainment space.

The whiskey lounge is stealth sapphire opulence, a perfect setting for inspiring conversations. Blue velvet everything pairs perfectly with a whiskey neat, and a cigar featuring a custom-made Lori Morris Lion sofa.

But Lori Morris doesn’t stray far from the soft and luxurious. The master suite has both his and hers sitting and dressing rooms. Covered in plush pink velvet, the carved headboard is topped with a hand-painted scroll of flowers. Overhead, crystal butterflies and yellow teardrops dance in a brass cage. A gorgeous, fully equipped coffee bar, complete with custom Lucite and pink suede bar stools, adorns the second-floor hall way for easy access from the bedrooms in the morning.

This design by Lori Morris has a multitude of beautiful vistas filled with colour and light, leading to each destination for meal preparation, dining and lounge, swim or play.

“I am an artist with a simple design philosophy: No rules. We create one of a kind, bespoke designs melding colours and textures and with an unconventional twist on traditional and Modern architecture. Our work is sophisticated, sexy and super glamorous with an edgy rock star beat.” – Lori Morris

About Lori Morris

For thirty-five years, Lori Morris has been reinventing the standard in interior design.  A creative tour-de-force that embraces a forward-thinking philosophy. Lori is an award winning, ‘no rules’ artist who parlays a unique and unyielding take on sumptuous interior design, with a sexy, distinctive edge.

Based in Toronto, Canada, Lori leads an extensive team of professionals in-house and abroad in the creation of her award-winning spaces. Her work has been featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Décor, Marie Claire Maison Italia, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal and many others.

2022 marked the highly anticipated launch of the Lori Morris online store, showcasing her signature luxury product line of custom furniture and accessories.

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PUTTING COMFORT AND WELL-BEING IN THE FIRST PLACE

Stunning and elegant, the contemporary modern style is the one that best complements and adapts to a simple and practical lifestyle, without needing to think too much about decoration. Massachusetts state capital is delighted to receive the superb new Caffe Latte project, designed by Yasmine Ibrahim.

Created in open space format, filled with wood panelling and marble finishes, it contemplates different spaces, with nature-inspired shades, putting comfort and well-being in the first place. “Interior design is making the best possible use of the available space.

As a crossing point between rooms, like a mere foyer, the modern classic style stands out, underlined by the eloquent presence of Colosseum II Console and Aurum Wall Lamp, two iconic pieces.

As the largest area of an apartment, the living room is often considered the pinnacle of coziness and relax, just like happens in this project, thanks to the subtle, but significant role of Sherman Sofa, a neutral seating statement piece, flanked by Caffe Latte’s Robusta Center Table and Altura Mirror, two portraits of the power of marble.

As faithful companions, there are also Cutty Side Table and Macchiato Stool, from Caffe Latte, in a simpler and more functional aesthetic, without forgetting Oslo Rug, which brings with it the famous terrazzo inspiration. On the lighting issue, it can be found the iconic Horus II Suspension Lamp, and also the brand new Mármol Floor Lamp, in champagne tones, produced exclusively by Covet Collection.

For cozier evenings by the fireplace, there are two Ellen Armchairs, inspired by the classic mid-century style, as well as Brutte Side Table, from Caffe Latte, great support for books or other decorative objects.

Another unconditional attraction of the penthouse is the dining room, where all the pieces and details harmoniously combine within the modern style, in which Caffe Latte is queen and mistress, through the marbled Breve Oval Dining Table, but also the lavish Moka Dining Chair. Meanwhile, White Garden Rug is spread across the floor, as a manifesto of neutrality, in addition to the unequivocal and reinforced presence of Horus II Suspension Lamp.

Bathed in white and klein blue tones, the kitchen appears as an oasis of minimalism and functionality, where it can be found Niku Pendant Lamp, but also Freddo Bar Chair, a newest piece of Caffe Latte.

At last, with immediate access to the balcony, a colorful office, in fresh and lively tones, catches the eye. Cassia Modular Sofa, by Caffe Latte, reveals all its adaptability and versatility, in a trendy pink version. A very flexible piece, either for a living or reading corner design.

Caffe Latte, in partnership with Yasmine Ibrahim, inaugurate a new residential concept: calm sophistication, where escape from day-to-day stress is duly rewarded by a clean and invigorating aesthetic, imbued with a familiar and intimate concept.

CAFFE LATTE modern Design’s paramount is to provide ergonomic and functionality to any room, with a modern minimalist approach. Complementing other designs aesthetics with the use of a neutral colour palette, presenting sobriety to any interior decoration project, ultimately creating a consensual and transversal design, suitable for any taste.

This secluded villa is the first of a series of luxury houses created by COVET HOUSE with the purpose of inspiring professionals and design lovers to new hights in this new era. The 8.5 million, 500 m2 mansion in Russia presents elegant bespoke interiors with a modern classic touch, and a perfect balance between statement handcrafted pieces and more neutral, functional elements. The result is a very comfortable home fit for the modern luxury lifestyle.

With 9 rooms to explore, this marvellous project has its own signature and language, with a very clear message, without being too loud or overpowering, every single detail is carefully put together to provide an ultimate luxury home.

Welcoming you into the house, is a splendorous sight. A play on marbles, the high-ceiling and reflective surfaces provide a wider feel to the house. Exquisite, refined and quite subtle while being remarkable are some of the characteristics of this entrance hall. With a view to the second floor, L’Chandelier from Boca do Lobo drops from the ceiling to make a statement with as a dreamy, elegant and luxurious lightning piece. Also contrasting with the black marble of the floor, the white marble from the Empire Round Table protrudes from the flooring to receive every guest.

The heart of a house. Designed with every detail carefully thought out to fulfil a powerful aesthetic, but also a comfortable, contemporary, and high-end setting. A room decorated by mixing various textures and materials, providing the ultimate luxury modern classic living room.

With a view to the perfect snowy field in St. Peterburg, the high ceiling windows provide a source of natural light that fulfils and creates the illusion of a wider space, and complements the lighting pieces like the Newton Suspension Lamp by Boca do Lobo. The boiserie in the walls contrast perfectly with the straight lines in the center table or in the Thomson Sofa by Luxxu, being the perfect antitheses between classic and contemporary approach to the design. Neutral colour provides a sense of luxury that transpires in every detail, from the use of marbles in the wall and accessories.

The sophisticated dining area, connected to the open kitchen, and consisting of a unique dining table that embodies handmade techniques such as wood carving, metal cutting and hammering, and polishing. An open space room with the contrast between the softness of the velvet upholstery and the harshness of the marbles and woods in the architecture of the spaces. The walls are detailed and stand out with a set of Supernova Chandeliers, and all the furniture is geometric and placed strategically.

A convenient ergonomic kitchen, fully equipped with the latest tech and with a counter, is stylish and color neutral. It is deliberately not supposed to stand out in an open plan living room/dining room. The bright accent of the kitchen is the golden brass details in the lighting accessories, chairs and cabinet. A kitchen interior effortlessly that blends ergonomic motives with luxury.

The master bedroom was designed concise and not bright, so that nothing would interfere with the rest. Wooden soft panels give the interior a soft touch and smooth the impression of dark walls that contrast with the light ceiling and floor, just like in the living room. Designer luxury items from Luxxu and Rug’Society have not spared the room – a soft rug, a stunning chandelier hangs over the bed, and bedside tables and a couch are perfectly crafted into the room.

Could not do without a spacious and stylish wardrobe, made of premium wood, with open glass doors and interior lighting, which is very functional and appealing. With the shelves are made of genuine walnut wood, and a chandelier resembling a floating gold stream made to order and the soft Hera Armchair from Brabbu to connect all the elements.

The bathroom is designed with a deliberate luxury: marble panel, the iconic black Diamon Bathtub from Maison Valentina and a contrasting black and white marble floor. The unique marble pattern in the bathroom resembles the river current. Brass and golden accessories complete the picture.

Creating a children’s bedroom, the studio started from the dream world of a boy, and tried to make the room such that it takes a ride and never stops. With very attention to the “A” graphic lamp from Delightfull, standing out from the phenomenal Bun Van Bed from Circu in a sleek black paint job. Almost any unique product is the result of eclecticism of many details and a sense of taste, so in this interior is remembered the loft and the classics but it’s still very contemporary, as its able to see from the white walls with mouldings and warm lamps hanging next to the bed.

A more sophisticated and leaner look, the use of neutral colors and more strict lines in the decoration, the variety of materials and finishes (especially the use of black), transpires luxury, professionalism, and most of all a modern style décor.

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