The Art of Luxury Issue 75 2026 | Page 85

Designer Oksana Trunova says,“ This project is designed for those who value the beauty of simplicity, the soothing sound of the surf, and the luxury of a natural environment. The house is perfect for both year-round living and vacations— a space where they can recharge, find inspiration, and fully immerse themselves in the stunning beauty of the Black Sea coast.”
ARCHITECTURE:
A Dialogue with History and the Sea
The architecture, conceived in a contemporary Mediterranean style, features clean lines, flat roof terraces, and geometric volumes made of light plaster and natural stone. Panoramic windows fuse the interior with the landscape, framing the sea view as a dynamic, everchanging work of art. Sliding glass doors blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces, seamlessly connecting the living areas to the terraces and pool.
INTERIOR:
Greek Style as the Unifying Thread
The designers honored the history of the space by using a modern interpretation of Greek style as their foundation. This approach effortlessly blended elements from various styles, cultures, and regions within a single space.
The interior color palette features light, natural tones such as cream, sand, and blue-gray. These colors are complemented by natural textures, including plaster, light oak parquet flooring, and porcelain tiles that mimic concrete and marble. Additionally, linen and cotton textiles add to the overall aesthetic. Against this neutral yet textured backdrop, the family’ s collection of objects from around the world fits seamlessly into the harmonious space.
ISSUE 75 2026 THE ART OF LUXURY