The space is organised in a cascade, with smooth transitions between levels, ensuring convenient movement and maximum use of the natural slope.

The main living spaces face the sea, with smooth transitions between indoor and outdoor areas. All rooms have direct access to terraces, ensuring maximum natural light and privacy.

The spacious kitchen-living room with an island and dining area is the central core. Around it are private areas: a home cinema, a bathroom with a laundry room, and technical rooms. On the second level, there is a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a guest bedroom, a study, and a spa area with access to an open terrace. The space is united by a sculptural staircase composition, which visually and conceptually sets the rhythm for the entire interior architecture.

The ground floor features an entrance area with a spacious kitchen-living room, a bathroom, and a large dressing room. The central compositional element is the staircase, which visually separates the living area from the guest area. The second floor is a private area with a master bedroom, gym, spa area, and sports hall. The staircase connects both levels through double light and vertical wood, which becomes a warm accent in the dark palette.

Next is the bedroom with a glass dressing room and integrated bathroom. Separate areas include a study with an accent graphic ceiling, a guest bathroom, and a utility area. The unusual layout of the apartment is emphasised by a bay window line with light cutting into the space.

The island acts as the core of social life. The visual axis is reinforced by the symmetrical arrangement of furniture and pendant lamps, while the indoor bonsai garden creates an accent of tranquillity and harmony. The private area comprises two bedrooms with separate bathrooms, a study, a dressing room and a laundry room. The layout is based on the idea of space, which is perceived as an organic whole.

The living room with an island kitchen, dining area and panoramic windows forms an open space for socialising. The central part is organised around an area with a large tree, which creates the emotional centre of the composition. Next is the bedroom, children's room, bathroom with an island-type bathtub, and a separate toilet. This layout allows for a harmonious combination of everyday functionality and spatial aesthetics.

The first (basement) level houses technical rooms, a gym and a study — areas that require separation and concentration. The second level (first floor) combines social spaces: a kitchen, dining room and living room with access to the terrace. The space is open, dynamic, designed for communication and entertaining guests. The third level (second floor) is a private area with bedrooms, dressing rooms, and bathrooms, organised around a central hall, which helps maintain a sense of calm and rhythm.

Functionally, the space is divided into a private sleeping area with a wardrobe and bathroom, a children's room, a guest bedroom and a second bathroom. The well-thought-out layout of the rooms ensures clear movement and maximum comfort.

The visual axis extends to the bedroom with a separate bathroom located behind a glass partition. The work area is separate but integrated into the overall interior aesthetic. The apartment also has an additional bedroom, guest bathroom and utility niche — compact and logical.

Visually, it is divided into a cooking area and a lounge area, which allows for a clean composition. The bedroom (16 m²) has a separate entrance to the bathroom through the dressing room, ensuring privacy and smooth everyday scenarios. The guest and main bathrooms are separated for convenience, and the laundry area is integrated into the overall hidden storage space.

Functional areas — wardrobe, bedroom and work area — are located in the private part of the apartment, providing a sense of ritual and tranquillity. All areas are connected by smooth transitions, without sharp zoning, which maintains an atmosphere of natural integrity.

This project focuses on openness and functionality. The spacious kitchen is combined with the dining room and living room to form a single social area, which is the heart of the apartment. There is plenty of natural light thanks to the large windows, and the furniture is arranged to ensure free movement and comfort at the same time. Two separate bedrooms provide privacy: the master bedroom has a convenient dressing area, and the second room can function as a guest room or study.

The lower level features a kitchen-living room with a separate cinema room and utility room. The upper level is a private area with bedrooms, wardrobes and access to a spacious terrace with a relaxation area and sauna.

The first floor combines the kitchen, dining room and living room into an open space with double lighting. There is also a guest bedroom with a bathroom and direct access to the terrace. The second floor is a private area with a master bedroom, children's rooms, wardrobes and bathrooms. The layout emphasises the spatial verticality through a visual accent on the stairs connecting the two levels.

They are logically combined but retain a sense of intimacy. Three separate bedrooms have their own functional scenarios — a master bedroom with a wardrobe and bathroom, a guest room, and a children's room. A spacious room with a shower and a separate bathtub with a free-standing bowl has been designed. All functions are rationally located along the perimeter, with minimal loss of space to corridors.

The terrace is the main social area of the house. The layout includes a separate master bedroom with its own bathroom and wardrobe, a children's room, another guest bedroom, a study, two bathrooms, a laundry room and a functional entrance area. The visual axes of the space are directed towards panoramic windows, which open up the interior to nature as much as possible.

This approach ensures comfort and privacy. The layout allows you to organise the flow of guests logically and intuitively, with a main hall, lounge areas and private rooms.

The corridor organically divides the space into offices, a waiting area, an administrative block, and service rooms. The premises are zoned to ensure patient privacy and logical navigation through the space — from the entrance to the service area.

The first level includes a spacious kitchen-living room, guest room, study, utility rooms and a dressing room with a separate entrance. The second level is a private area with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a separate dressing room and a large master area with its own terrace and relaxation area. The third level is an attic, a leisure and sports area.