Inside the Visionary Design of a Moscow Villa
Interior designer Ekaterina Yakovenko of JP Interiors Design brings her expertise to a 1400 m² two-story villa in the Moscow region. Designed from the architectural planning stage, this contemporary residence merges modern aesthetics with cutting-edge smart home technology and seamless indoor-outdoor living.
Yakovenko’s vision centered on biomorphic forms, ensuring smooth, curved lines united the architecture, interior, and landscaping. This approach creates a harmonious flow throughout the space, promoting a sense of unity and natural elegance.
Layout & Features
The ground floor boasts a luxurious open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area, complemented by a spa area with a 15-meter overflow pool, jets, a hammam, and a sauna.
A professional kitchen, a server room, and a laundry space enhance functionality, while upstairs, five en-suite bedrooms with walk-in cupboards and a home office reflect tailored luxury.
Material & Design Details
To achieve visual coherence, Yakovenko replaced clinker brick cladding with dolomite, integrating the material into interior finishes. Stone features prominently, including Fior di Bosco marble in communal areas and Crystallo onyx ceiling accents by Henge.
A natural granite and quartzite backsplash pairs seamlessly with a marble dining table, creating a tactile, artistic narrative.
Furniture & Art
Sophisticated furnishings from Turri, B&B Italia, and Key Cucine highlight the villa’s modern aesthetic.
A custom Smart Home system streamlines technical services, while Yakovenko’s signature wall-painting technique adds a suede-like finish to matte surfaces. The result is a refined, cohesive home where technology and artistry converge, embodying true luxury and timeless design.
Text by Catherine Mo
Photography by Sergey Krasyuk
Interior Design by Ekaterina Yakovenko
Styling by Natalia Onufreichuk