Natural materials guided our approach. In the bedrooms and bathrooms, log walls were treated with a soft, warm-toned paint to reveal their grain. Large-format porcelain tiles with a concrete texture by Mirage were used throughout wet areas, and veneered panels in the living and kitchen zones formed a visual bridge between traditional log and modern detailing. The palette — neutral and earthy — serves as a backdrop for the client’s art collection and creates a unified, breathable environment.

The furniture in the project is restrained in color but expressive in form. We curated an eclectic yet coherent selection of pieces from diverse manufacturers. A standout element in the living room is a three-meter chandelier that serves as the central focus of the double-height space — graphic, natural, and profoundly contemporary. The fixture offers a sculptural presence that shifts with the viewer’s perspective, playing with natural light and architectural volumes.

Suspended along the main axis of the house, the chandelier subtly interacts with noble materials and the clean lines of the furnishings, blending tradition with modernity. It anchors the space, embodies the free spirit of the interior, and reinforces the atmosphere of a home designed for living, contemplation, and collecting — complete with custom-designed bookcases.