The house on Bogatyrskaya was not created from scratch, but an already existing compositional block in the form of cubic geometric shapes superimposed on each other was being finalized. The white stucco of the façade contrasts with the rich tawny wood of the terraces and pergolas. Thermopine has proven itself in landscape design and was brought from Lithuania to implement this project. The interior space of the house is stylistically fully consistent with the facade, repeating colors and materials, creating a holistic harmony between the exterior and interior of the house. The house is furnished with Italian furniture and complemented with exclusive natural wood elements made to order according to developed sketches. Shelves in the office are designed and made of solid massive timber specifically to create a solid cultural space in this interior. The eco trend cobwebs have enveloped all the rooms and individual details of the house, including wooden windows, which are painted in ashy color for a common ensemble with floor tiles.