The concept of the house in the village of Greenfield was created in close tandem with the architectural bureau, but the interior design is the merit of the INTERIO GRAND team. We gained freedom in the details and were able to unlock the potential of the space through furniture and wood.

The design of the cottage in the village of Mayendorf Gardens is laconic and chic. Familiar images at their best, seasoned with original details.

This dressing room was created as a personal space for inspiration — refined and functional at the same time.

The main task is to create the atmosphere of a haute couture boutique, where every element emphasizes status, and the interior inspires a daily ritual of choice.

The Troitsk project is the epitome of restrained respectability. A home for a mature couple, where every detail reflects experience, taste and love for traditional values. The interior was created in the spirit of European classics with a modern interpretation — without frills, but with respect for the material and craft.

We worked together with designer Anna Pershailo on a cottage in the village of Millennium Park. The tandem allowed us to show imagination: the designer did not clip our wings, and we were able to complement the interior with our own ideas.

The interior of an apartment on Kuntsevskaya is a story about how to create the atmosphere of a country house in an urban space. The owner is a fan of noble textures, soft classics and timeless comfort. She knew exactly what she wanted: a warm palette, real materials, no ostentatious luxury — just peace and quality.

The house in Opalikha is a project about mature architecture, thoughtful details and a sense of reliable rear. The interior here does not shout about itself — it speaks confidently, calmly, in the language of materials, proportions and tactile sensations.

Customers are a family that knows the value of real quality. Their request: "We want the house to be warm, ageless and comfortable to live in." No frills, but with decent depth and attention to every detail.

An apartment filled with light, which absorbed all the interior items — this is how you can describe the Italian quarter. We worked on it with designer Marina Filippova: for many years now, we have been helping her bring even the most complex ideas to life.

We created an office in the Government House in tandem with an Italian furniture factory. They thought out and made the interior items, and we assembled them in Moscow in the Office and performed other works as well. The build quality was appreciated by the designer, the client, and the Italian partners.

Ceramics from INTERIO GRAND are not just a decorative element, but a real art installation in the interior. We create original products that cannot be replicated or found on the market. Each project is the result of handwork, technological precision and deep respect for the material.

The interior of the restaurant in Istra is built on a combination of wood, glass and light. The space is zoned so that guests can feel comfortable both in a chamber setting and in an open hall.

A calm, bright interior where wood and stone play the first role, while technology and engineering remain the background. The palette consists of warm white, gray‑blue fabrics, graphite stone and dark veneer accents. Everything is assembled in a single profile and held at precise joints.

We designed the space under the roof slopes so that it becomes a full-fledged dressing room. Low cabinets stretch along the wall: sliding glass drawers for shoes and accessories, closed sections for things and a single upper surface on which it is convenient to lay out the kits.

The main idea is calm classical shapes and expensive materials without excessive decorativeness. Wood products are made in a single profile, light enamel sets off dark rocks and natural stone. All zones are interconnected, so the house is perceived holistically.

The project of the apartment "Kosygina" combines decorativeness and strict geometry. The main accents are working with textures, lighting and contrast of materials.

In the project of the apartment "Saturday" the classics sound modern and free. The space is designed so that every element is in its place: wood, stone, enameled facades and soft fabrics create a calm but expressive interior.

The project of the Triumph Palace apartment combines several stylistic trends, from classics to ethnic motifs, but at the same time retains its integrity. The main idea is a combination of textured wood, natural fabrics and decorative accents in the interior.

The interior of the Yakimanka Art Deco Apartment combines a living room, a dining room and a recreation area in one space. It is based on natural materials, clear lines and decorative accents that add expressiveness to the room.

Author's technologies and design. The best materials. Handmade work. Precise conjugations. Own developments on a ventilated frame (absence of mold and mildew) and ventilation.