Private House In Tskneti

PRIVATE HOUSE IN TSKNETI

Ns Studio

Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky
Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky

ARCHITECTS
Ns Studio

LEAD ARCHITECT
Nini Tchanturia

MANUFACTURERS
Vibia, Ton, Nanimarquina, &tradition, Cassina, Dune, Hay, Ingo Maurer, Mdd, Marset, Midj, Moroso, Nemo, Norman Copennhagen, Ns Product, Stilnovo, Tooy

DESIGN TEAM
Nini Tchanturia, Inuki Pitchkhadze

PHOTOGRAPHS
Grigory Sokolinsky

YEAR
2024

LOCATION
Tbilisi, Georgia

CATEGORY
House Interiors

Private House In Tskneti
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English description provided by the architects. 

The design approach seems to focus on creating a seamless integration between the interior and exterior spaces, with an emphasis on spatial fluidity and visual continuity.

The elongated plan of the residence likely informed the layout, fostering a sense of openness while minimizing abrupt divisions between functional zones.

Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky
Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky
Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky

The use of neutral tones for the background palette effectively establishes a restrained architectural canvas, allowing for the functional compositions to be articulated through the juxtaposition of contrasting textures, colors, and materials.

The ground floor, as the heart of communal interaction, incorporates an open-plan configuration that promotes movement between the kitchen, dining, and reception areas, while the integration of the staircase as a vertical circulation element leads one to the more private and contemplative spaces.

The upper floors, including the second floor, which houses the bedrooms, study, and orangery, are likely designed with a more introverted character, providing a sense of seclusion and comfort.

Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky
Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky
Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky

The materiality of the project plays a central role in its tactile experience. Natural wood and stone are utilized not only for their visual appeal but also for their ability to ground the space, creating a warm and organic atmosphere.

The ceramic tiles, with varying colors and textures, offer a rhythmic contrast, evoking a dynamic yet cohesive material dialogue.

Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky
Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky
Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky

The inclusion of metal elements introduces a more industrial tone, which serves to punctuate the otherwise natural palette, adding an element of modernity and sophistication.

Colorful textiles, carefully chosen, contribute to the warmth and vibrancy of the space, further enhancing its sense of individuality.

The living room, as a focal point, demonstrates an intentional use of color and material contrast.

Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky
Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky
Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky

The predominance of white and sand tones imparts a sense of openness and light, while the integration of rough-hewn, tactile furniture elements in metal and wood provides a counterpoint that injects character and texture into the otherwise serene space.

The strategically placed fireplace, integrated within the wall, not only acts as a functional heating element but also as a sculptural feature that introduces both warmth and visual interest.

Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky
Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky
Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky

The use of decorative lighting with vibrant hues is a key design element that infuses the room with a sense of liveliness and an ever-changing atmosphere, creating moments of dynamic color interplay.

The project showcases a sophisticated balance of form, material, and function, reinforcing the idea that architecture can be both practical and aesthetically engaging, offering a timeless living environment that adapts to the needs of its inhabitants.

Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky
Private House In Tskneti
© Grigory Sokolinsky