The VYSHYTO project has a separate office area.
The owners respect the national heritage, so they wanted it to be subtly woven into the DNA of the premises. But in addition, the ultra-modern context, solutions and design of the new millennium should be felt here.
The transit zone is the part of the home that often goes unnoticed. But we decided not to hide the stairs, but, on the contrary, to create something bright.
It is here that futuristic light illumination welcomes you. These flashlights, like the stars of the Milky Way in the cherry night, illuminate your walk.
A staircase leads to an atmospheric library, where straight lines and shades of wood dominate. DROZH tiles, designed by our studio, add a special mood. The library with a ladder resembles grandfather's attic, only slightly updated.
When you've chosen the book you want, look out for our comfortable SLON armchair by the large window. Time to rest.
We expanded the large hall, dividing it into several functional spaces. Near the entrance - a wardrobe-rack for the owner's art collections. Ukrainian modern art finds a reliable shelter here.
Next to the fireplace in the sitting area, a massive, custom-made KHMARA clay lamp hangs above an upholstered sofa. The unobtrusive beauty and exquisite wonder of this place.
But above the fireplace rises a unique sail made of stone plaster. A unique solution that adds visual dynamics to the room and directs warm streams to its center.
Next to the window to the terrace is a workspace, natural light here creates ideal insolation and makes the business process as pleasant as possible.
While the family is not at home, DIDO carefully monitors well-being and order in the room.
A black column separates the wooden shelves. Its bold relief texture adds a barely perceptible brutalism, which balances the design ensemble well and is reminiscent of the powerful tarred pillars in old Ukrainian villages.
Hinting is the art of MAKHO in the office area of VYSHYTO HOUSE. Among the minimalism and "quiet luxury" of the room, you will be drawn to these strange and warm details: lanterns-stars, grandfather's ladder, a hearth and a romantic stone sail above it. These elements feed the space, like an echo of something deep, authentic and rooted. What can be called the "soul of the people".
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