JP Interiors, led by interior designer Ekaterina Yakovenko, was commissioned to design a 1,222 m² private residence for a young family. Conceived as a continuous living system, the project unifies architecture, interior, and landscape into a coherent spatial experience.

Drawing on principles of Japanese minimalism, the design is defined by clarity of form, controlled proportions, and a restrained palette of natural materials. Wood, stone, and mineral finishes create a calm, tactile environment shaped by light.

Organised around a generous open-plan living area, the house supports both everyday life and social interaction, maintaining a seamless connection with its surrounding landscape.