Private residence, Moscow Region

Architect: Oleg Karlson

The carved coffered ceiling made of Travertino Navona is a true masterpiece, requiring not only the skill of stonemasons capable of creating such intricate patterns in the stone but also meticulous engineering calculations to support this multi-ton construction. By day, the composition appears grand and monumental, but at night, with the lighting turned on, the carving begins to come alive, engaging in a captivating play of light and shadow. This contrast adds an element of mystery and enchantment, making the ceiling look anew and creating a unique atmosphere. Completing the ensemble are the imposing columns of travertine, which emphasize the strength and stability of the space, harmoniously concluding the image of architectural perfection. Their massive forms enhance the overall impression, imparting a majestic character to the facade.