The most important thing was to make the house as compact as possible. It didn't have to be very big, but at the same time it had to accommodate everything necessary for a comfortable life. The spaciousness was achieved due to the second light.

The basic concept was laid in the mezzanine floor. This space, as I called it, "The House in the House", follows the outline of the main house and is a nursery for the eldest child. A personal space for a teenager inside the main house. The house is both the personification of the family, and the idea of a "House in the House" reflects the importance of the child in the institution of the family.

As we know, wooden houses, because of their design, often dictate the layout characteristic of the spans of load-bearing walls. Therefore, we decided to make the outer walls out of glued beams, and load-bearing columns were installed inside. And all the interior walls are made of drywall. This made it possible to dilute the wooden walls and combine them with other finishes. Also, due to this solution, it was possible to achieve built-in solutions for cabinet furniture, namely all cabinets and the kitchen. Inside the house there is a spacious kitchen, a living room, a master bedroom with a bathroom and a dressing room, 2 children's rooms and an office.