What a dream dacha looks like: a family house of 80 m² near Kiev, which has been owned by the designer's family for three generations

  • Jun 01, 2021
click fraud protection

Designer Yuriy Zimenko designed a family cottage near Kiev. They wanted to give the old house a new life. The interior was decorated in light colors, and all the furniture was made to order from local craftsmen.

  • total area: 80 m²
  • A place: suburb of Kiev
  • Number of rooms: 3
  • Who lives here: the family of the designer
  • Designer: Yuri Zimenko (Design Studio Yuriy Zimenko)
  • Photo: Andrey Avdeenko
  • Year of implementation: 2020
  • To contact the designer: +380674463626
The original layout was not changed, but the decoration was seriously worked on. The walls were covered with plasterboard and painted. The plank flooring was also covered with light paint in several layers.
The original layout was not changed, but the decoration was seriously worked on. The walls were covered with plasterboard and painted. The plank flooring was also covered with light paint in several layers.

Dining room

The dining room also acts as a living room. The upholstered sofa was made to order. The dining table and chairs were purchased from local producers. Antique processing gives the furniture a special charm. The brass chandelier was created according to Yuri's drawings. Its design refers to the Soviet past: the same lamps were hung in the schools of the USSR. The cornices were also picked up in a shade of brass.

instagram viewer

The dishes that were displayed in the buffet came from past generations.
The dishes that were displayed in the buffet came from past generations.

Kitchen

The kitchen is located at the entrance. The set, consisting of one tier, was arranged in an L-shaped manner. The reduced fronts of drawers and doors have become an unusual solution; they do not fit together in the old manner. The impression is enhanced by a retro oven.

1st bedroom

The fireplace was installed in place of an old brick chimney. At the same time, they did not dismantle the chimney. The shovel that was used to make flour was found in the attic. It has become an authentic piece of decor. They added bright colors through textiles and painting.

The double bed was moved by the headboard against the wall. Opposite her - in the wall between the windows - a sofa was placed.
The double bed was moved by the headboard against the wall. Opposite her - in the wall between the windows - a sofa was placed.

Second bedroom

The second bedroom also has space for a bed and a sofa. Here we limited ourselves to a single-bed model. The historic stove was preserved, but it was tiled with "hog" tiles. This room contains the main storage system - a spacious wardrobe.

Bathroom

The bathroom was also decorated in light colors. The walls were divided horizontally. Upstairs, paint was used under the ceiling, and tiles were used below. The shower was hidden behind slatted doors.

Subscribe to the Fields channel to be the first to see new posts. Interesting opinions in the comments are welcome. If you liked the material - like it!

Facebook, Instagram, In contact with