A bright single-story house of 86 sqm with a green kitchen and frescoes in Bashkortostan

Object Features

Location

Bashkortostan Republic

Area

86 sq. m

Year of Completion

2026

Floors

Rooms

Bathrooms

Ceiling height

3 m

Design

Stylish Home

Stylist

Anna Schemberger

Photo

Vera Deblik

The work started with the existing layout. No individual architectural design was developed, but analysis revealed that reorganization was necessary. Initially, the entrance to the boiler room was located through the kitchen-living room, which inconveniently divided the space into two unequal areas. In the new design, the entrance was moved from the side of the bathroom, allowing the kitchen and living room to be combined into a single, unified space. Additionally, this relocation proved more logical and functional: a laundry area was added in the boiler room, and access to it became more convenient from this side.

Photo: in a modern style, house, project of the day, house and dacha, 3 bedrooms, 60-90 square meters, Bashkortostan, Olga Maganova, modern with neoclassical elements – photo on INMYROOM

Photo: Kitchen and dining room in Modern, Minimalism style, Home, Project of the Day, Home and dacha, 3 rooms, 60-90 square meters, Bashkortostan, Olga Maganova, modern with neoclassical elements – photo on INMYROOM

The spacious kitchen set is designed specifically for a home cook who loves to prepare meals and wants ample space for it. Every detail of its construction and interior layout has been thoughtfully considered to ensure maximum convenience when using the kitchen. The set includes a refrigerator and a separate freezer compartment for ingredients, while the oven and microwave are positioned at chest height, eliminating the need to bend constantly. Next to the sink is a full-sized dishwasher 60 cm wide, completing this well-thought-out work setup.

Photo: Kitchen and dining room in Modern, Japandi style, Home, Project of the Day, House and dacha, 3 bedrooms, 60-90 square meters, Bashkortostan, Olga Maganova, modern with neoclassical elements – photo on INMYROOM

Photo: Living room in Modern, Minimalism style, Home, Today's Project, House and dacha, 3 rooms, 60-90 square meters, Bashkortostan, Olga Maganova, modern with neoclassical elements – photo on INMYROOM

Photo: Living room in minimalist style, Japandi, Home, Project of the day, House and dacha, 3 rooms, 60-90 square meters, Bashkortostan, Olga Maganova, modern with neoclassical elements – photo on INMYROOM

Photo: Entryway in Modern, Minimalist style, Home, Project of the Day, House and dacha, 3 bedrooms, 60-90 square meters, Bashkortostan, Olga Maganova, modern with neoclassical elements – photo on INMYROOM

Photo: Entryway in minimalist style, Japandi, Home, Project of the Day, House and dacha, 3 rooms, 60-90 square meters, Bashkortostan, Olga Maganova, modern with neoclassical elements – photo on INMYROOM

Photo: Minimalist-style wardrobe, Japandi style, Home, Today’s Project, Home and dacha, 3 bedrooms, 60-90 square meters, Bashkortostan, Olga Maganova, modern with neoclassical elements – photo on INMYROOM

Photo: Modern, Japandi style bedroom, House, Today's project, House and dacha, 3 bedrooms, 60-90 square meters, Bashkortostan, Olga Maganova, modern with neoclassical elements – photo on INMYROOM

Photo: Living room in Modern, Eclectic style, Home, Today's Project, Home and dacha, 3 bedrooms, 60-90 square meters, Bashkortostan, Olga Maganova, modern with neoclassical elements – photo on INMYROOM

Photo: Bedroom in Modern, Eastern style, Home, Today's Project, House and dacha, 3 bedrooms, 60-90 square meters, Bashkortostan, Olga Maganova, modern with neoclassical elements – photo on INMYROOM

Photo: Bedroom in Modern, Minimalist style, Home, Project of the Day, House and dacha, 3 bedrooms, 60-90 square meters, Bashkortostan, Olga Maganova, modern with neoclassical elements – photo on INMYROOM

Furniture and decorations were chosen to match the overall color scheme, aiming to balance the space and create a cohesive interior. In areas with bold color accents, lighter and neutral shades were used to soften the perception of the space. Special attention was paid to the texture of materials in such places, as it adds expressiveness and uniqueness when paired with a calm color palette.

In the light-colored clients’ bedroom, the approach was reversed — the interior was intentionally enhanced with color accents: to the blue fresco on the wall, velvet curtains, pillows, and a soft decorative pouf in matching tones were added.