- TOTAL AREA OF THE HOUSE 620 m2
Villa NEO is designed in a contemporary minimalist style with elements of Scandinavian modernism. The architectural concept focuses on simplicity of form and the use of natural materials, creating a harmonious dialogue with the surrounding landscape.
Large panoramic windows and open terraces strengthen the connection with nature, while the clean lines and geometric rhythm of the faсades lend the building an elegant and refined appearance.
The facade finishes combine slate, fibre-reinforced concrete panels, and stainless steel.
Mirror-finished stainless-steel panels on the first floor visually dissolve the silhouette of the house into the sky and treetops, creating a sense of lightness and harmony with the surrounding landscape.
The interior design focuses on functionality and visual harmony.
High-quality materials and advanced engineering solutions ensure comfort and convenience.
The ground floor includes a living room, study, guest bedroom, sauna, hammam, swimming pool, kitchen, service kitchen, bathrooms, utility rooms, and a two-car garage.
The first floor comprises four bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a separate staff area with its own entrance.
The interior of Villa NEO is defined by its refinement, reflected in the selection of premium materials and the attention to every detail.
This creates a unique atmosphere of luxury and warmth.
Finishes feature natural stones such as marble and granite, as well as rare kinds of wood that bring warmth and elegance to the space.
The combination of textures and tones creates harmony without overwhelming the visual perception.
Particular attention is paid to functionality and comfort. The spaces are open and filled with light, while every element — from furniture to decorative accents — was selected with practicality and aesthetics in mind.
The living rooms and bedrooms are marked by soft lines and smooth transitions, each zone seamlessly integrated into the overall composition.
Villa NEO is deeply integrated into its natural surroundings.
Large panoramic windows, open terraces, and natural materials help blur the boundaries between the house and the landscape, ensuring their harmonious coexistence.
PROJECT AUTHORS
Vladislav Bek-Bulatov
Daria Ilina
Anna Kosheleva
Pavel Koshelev
Maxim Kolesov
Vladimir Ivakhnov