A space for five dwellers of the house – a married couple and their children – is meant to be as open as possible. The ground floor is a transformable space with “hidden”, semi-open and open zones. Every piece of furniture in the house has its own individual character, every object is unique as it was designed and produced by «Ryntovt Design» specifically for this space. . The owners of the house are very hospitable people: the dining room is 3.5 m long. It is particularly interesting because of its structure and the way it is skillfully fitted into the entire “woody” design of the kitchen. Harmonious choice of the material and homogenous texture both in the furniture and the floor boards ensure wholeness and “seamlessness” of the space. . The living room is a space of free communication. It is made up by the hall and the living room itself with comfortable sofas for friendly gatherings and tea-parties. . The solid volume of the “clay wall” and abundance of wood are balanced by the white walls and the airy light space. The natural theme continues in the designer fabric on the windows, and the doors that turn out to be works of art as they display a collection of dry stems and leaves. . In order to cope with the abundance of doors in the hall-library, the authors resorted to one interesting trick: the entrance to the master bedroom is disguised as bookcases, while the glass doors are transformed into herbariums that demonstrate a collection of stems and leaves. . One of the children’s rooms is marked by coffee-coloured hues. Again, the “natural” ambience here is created by designer objects: furniture, lighting, fabric and photo are all made by RYNTOVT DESIGN. All other children’s rooms feature reasonable doses of green colour, which alongside with the texture indulges people’s craving for the natural. . The shatters in the bathrooms have mirrors on the inside, which leaves you a choice: either to look outside the window or at yourself. .