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The villa is located in a quiet coastal complex on the front line, surrounded by nature and sea air.
We began work at the construction stage, when there was only concrete and the concept of the future space. The interior was designed for rental purposes and intended to be striking and vibrant — the kind that immediately catches the eye and stays in guests’ memory.
The builder had planned a standard layout — there are many similar houses in the complex. However, in our opinion, some solutions felt outdated, so we introduced fresh accents and adjustments. We slightly modified the layout in certain rooms, expanded some window openings to let in more air and light. We also developed several lighting scenarios and arranged wiring accordingly, so the interior looks expressive at any time of day.
In the original plan, the windows here were quite small, so we expanded them across the entire wall to ensure great views and plenty of natural light. For sun protection, we installed blackout roller blinds. A lot of work went into the lighting: instead of just one or two standard points, we added multiple lighting sources for different relaxation scenarios.
The central lighting is made up of spotlights distributed across different zones, for example in the kitchen, to provide ample illumination. Above the sofa, we installed a track light with both downward and accent lighting aimed at decorative points in the room. In the TV area, we created striking LED panel backlighting, and in the secondary seating area — near the armchairs — there are wall-mounted stone sconces. The TV area also features Starlink, as regular internet can be unreliable in the region. From here, wires run down to the lower floor, where the amplifier is installed.
We changed the layout in the kitchen: in other houses of the same type, the fridge is placed at the border with the living area, which gives a heavy, cluttered feel. We moved it into a niche by the door, so the edge of the kitchen looks very light and doesn’t block the space. Of course, the kitchen was built up to the ceiling. We also avoided corner cabinets around the window — these constructions provide very little usable space, increase the budget, and make the area feel crowded. All appliances are built-in, including the dishwasher.
Above the dining table, we hung a chandelier that is striking yet minimalist — it stands out thanks to its shape and provides cozy, directed light over the table.
The furniture was selected in a unified style — comfortable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing, making the space harmonious and convenient. We fully decorated and prepared the villa for rental so that every guest can fully experience the atmosphere of comfort and quality.
On the main balcony, we decided to install glass partitions instead of concrete ones: now, while relaxing on the sofas, you can enjoy the view of nature instead of staring at a wall. This approach also greatly opens up the view from the living room — the panorama is completely unobstructed. The balcony comfortably fits a full set of sofas for the whole family, and we also added a trendy swing.
On the rear balcony, we placed a large outdoor dining table for 8 people. From here, there is a charming view of the hills, and the other side will soon be enclosed with a structure of vertical slats to separate it from neighboring houses and create a cozy atmosphere. This spot is very convenient for meals: even during the hottest days, there is natural shade and it stays cooler. Additionally, it is close to the kitchen and the barbecue area, which is located down by the path.
This house has a distinctive feature: each bedroom has its own bathroom (and there is also another one in the living area). Therefore, each bedroom essentially functions as a master suite.
The first bedroom is the most spacious: it accommodates a king-size bed, 180 cm wide, with a headboard made of soft panels that, in addition to their decorative function, also provide sound absorption. The walls on either side are decorated with fabric-effect panels to add coziness. A large illuminated wardrobe fits perfectly into a prepared niche.
There was also space for a cozy armchair and various decorative elements — a full-length mirror and a decorative plant. A 55-inch TV found its place in this bedroom. We always choose larger TVs where possible, as they are much more practical and visually appealing, and the price difference with smaller models is minimal. As always, we pay attention to the details: original natural stone light fixtures complement the composition, along with practical reading lights installed according to the owner’s preference.
The bathroom is also spacious: the shower is one meter wide and extends along the entire wall, and there is a large 110 cm-wide suspended sink. A small rearrangement was made because, in the original construction plans, the toilet was located where the sink is now, and the sink was on the opposite wall. We decided to use the space more efficiently.
Together with the client, we decided to make rooms 2 and 3 with single beds — this is more convenient for families with children or guests. The rooms are narrow, so we chose 90×190 cm beds with thin panels instead of bulky headboards. The walkways remain comfortable, and the room doesn’t feel cramped.
In bedroom 2, we made great use of the niche for the TV and the suspended nightstand: panels with LED backlighting immediately set the mood, making the room modern but not cold. An LED strip is integrated into the curtain cornice — in the evening, soft lighting can be turned on to create a cozy atmosphere without using the main ceiling light. The bedside sconces, together with the décor above the bed, complete the look: every detail feels in its place, and the room is simply pleasant to be in.
The bathroom here is tiny, but even this space was designed to be both convenient and visually appealing.
Here, we decided to completely rethink the layout. Originally, the beds were supposed to be where the current wardrobe is, and the wardrobe was planned in a niche opposite (to the left of the bathroom entrance). However, this arrangement created a lot of problems: the door would hit the bed, unnecessary empty space remained in the middle, it was unclear where to mount the TV, and installing the air conditioner was inconvenient. In other houses, owners dealt with this issue in their own ways, but we decided to make a radical change.
Now the space is used as efficiently as possible: two single beds fit comfortably, and a large wardrobe was built into the niche to the left of the door, leaving space for a work area. In the niche opposite the beds, the TV and air conditioner were installed without any issues. Unnecessary protrusions of varying heights on the wall caused by beams were filled with bricks, leaving only one niche to the left of the headboards, where a custom-sized nightstand was placed.
The room turned out neat, convenient, and thoughtfully designed down to the smallest detail — not a single centimeter of space is wasted. We also didn’t forget about lighting scenarios: ceiling lights, cornice backlighting, bedside sconces, and a desk lamp. Elegant moldings and a painting also perfectly contribute to the overall design.
The bathroom features a floating sink and vanity, a large mirror with LED backlighting, and a spacious shower cabin.
The favorite bed of the project! With a headboard as plush as a pastry and an incredible “floating” effect, plus a king-size mattress — a true delight for sleep and relaxation. For contrast, the wall behind the headboard was decorated with wood-effect panels and backlighting, making the room especially cozy in the evening.
Natural stone light fixtures and nightstands with fluted facades in a cashmere color harmoniously complement the other interior elements, creating a sense of a thoughtful, stylish, and warm space.
The completion of such a project typically takes 6–8 months, from the concrete stage to full furnishing.
Important: the indicated budget includes furniture and wall décor but does not include construction materials. The builder organizes the construction works within this complex himself, but in this case, he carried out the finishing works under our supervision.
In addition to overseeing the electrical and plumbing installations—where we managed to step in just in time—we were also involved in selecting the tiles and negotiating with the builder to level the walls instead of leaving them with the standard rough texture. We chose a beautiful shade of paint that was used on most of the walls and ceilings throughout the house — instead of the typical “clinical white” so often favored by developers. We also replaced the usual tile skirting with a paintable one to visually increase the ceiling height (which was especially important on the lower floor).
The positioning of sockets and switches, wiring for lighting inside wardrobes, and many other behind-the-scenes tasks are all details that are crucial to get right at the very beginning.
All these steps — from developing detailed plans to communicating with builders — are part of our Design + Supervision service.
When we take on a “turnkey” project, we fully manage the organization: orders, logistics, delivery, and, if necessary, provide trusted craftsmen. And if the project is prepared for rental, we also ensure full furnishing — from curtains, textiles, and tableware to appliances, towels, décor, and all the details that make the property ready to live in from day one.
The house is successfully rented out short-term during the tourist season.
