Eclectic Mansion in Moscow

This house beyond Moscow, designed by architects from Pana studio, draws its inspiration from a snake. The building's structure is based on the flexible line of a python's body, which is why architects named it the Python House. A standalone covered pool is not part of the snake but also indirectly influences the perception of the main structure. Large windows with inner light make the house picturesque at dusk, while thick curtains keep the private side of life undisturbed. The back part of the house with its protruding elements almost imitate snake scales. Inside the house, a rhombic pattern above the central fireplace mimics the pattern on snake skin, but bright colors make it much more welcoming than intimidating. Bedrooms come with simple bedding and lots of white, allowing the sunlight streaming inside to bring warmth and kindness to a wonderful day.