The concept of this project built by the local developer Prime Development, which corporates the picture of a perfect country life: a moderate sized strip of land in a prestigious Moscow suburb, well-settled, with an old garden, which was successfully preserved, and a square-shaped house, fitted harmoniously to the perimeter of the site. The idea of the architectural shape belongs to Fedor Arzamanov, one of the founders of the Akant Architects bureau.

The main part of the building is two stories high and contains various living spaces: a living room, a dining room, a kitchen and several bedrooms. An open gallery, that is used as a summer dining area and BBQ zone during the warm months, connects it with a one-storey wing, where a Russian bath with a spacious recreation room and technical rooms are situated. Thus, a hidden courtyard is formed in the center of the structure.

Panoramic glazing in the living room and a free entrance to the lawn unites the house and garden into a single space. Interior design – Maria Shubina, architect, and Anna Bolshova, decorator – consider harmony as the leading idea of the project. This idea reigns over the shapes of the interior space with their calm, bourgeois color scheme of greys and beiges and with the predominance of natural materials as well as in the link between the outer shape of the building and its surroundings. 

But the main attraction of the Garden Villa is the image of lightness yet careful thoughtfulness in all the elements, the combination of functionality and beauty, complete with cute little details of the décor. The project is perfect and finished in the timeless style, that waits to be filled with music, laughter of children and the smells of live flowers and freshly baked bread.

Authors: Vakhtang Kuchava (art director, developer), Vladislav Yeliseev (builder, developer), Fedor Solomatin (developer and founder of Prime Development company), Fedor Arzamanov (Akant Architects bureau), Maria Shubina (architect), Anna Bolshova (decorator)