VFORM – The House in Maslovo Park architectural project image showing modern residential design in natural surroundings

VFORM – The House in Maslovo Park

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The House in Maslovo Park is located within the grounds of an intimate cottage settlement designed by VFORM studio. It embodies all the principles embedded in the philosophy of the place: delicate integration into the surrounding landscape, positioning of the house on the plot with regard to key sightlines, and a wholly functional volumetric and spatial composition.

The total built area on the plot of 1,800 m2 is 645 m2. The site accommodates a two-storey house with a floor area of 374 m2, an adjoining ancillary building with a garage and the facilities for staff accommodation as well as a bathhouse complex with an outdoor swimming pool.

The house’s finishing materials reflect the palette of the surrounding forest while emphasising status and longevity: warm-toned brick, noble species of wood, and natural stone. The façade is clad in clinker tiles in warm, wood-like shades. The extensive glazing visually dissolves the building into the natural landscape, making it a co-author of the interior.

Thus, a window becomes a frame: the land around the house walls is conceived as an artistic canvas on which the forest and the changing seasons create a living picture.

“The effect of mutual integration with the surrounding landscape is reinforced by the geometry of the ground floor: here, a glazed terrace and panoramic windows coexist with an open-plan layout, rounded wall contours, a demure colour palette and natural materials. The same principle governs the second-floor spaces — light beige and olive tones are combined with the texture of wooden panelling and textured marble. Subtle, precisely calibrated accents and decorative elements emphasise the balance between geometry and textures.

All of this creates a deep, energy-filled space perfect for rest and inspiration.” Daria Ilina, VFORM Studio Co-founder

The bathhouse complex, measuring 82 m2 and featuring a scenic terrace, projects the same feelings. Here we find a steam room made of cedar and a spacious lounge with a fireplace which are complemented by an outdoor swimming pool and a barbecue area, all these surrounded by meticulously designed landscape scenarios.

Adjacent to the main house is a minimalist structure of dark brick containing a garage and staff accommodation. It is composed of two slightly offset volumes integrated into the site in such a way as not to dominate the main house.

The precisely calibrated landscape design serves a setting for all buildings on the plot — in addition to the carefully preserved mature pine trees and the authentic forest character. The existing spruce trees have been retained to form a natural perimeter hedge around the house, fostering deep integration of the forest ecosystem into the visual design strategy.

Geometry, materials, texture, colour, and lighting in The House in Maslovo Park are all dominated by a single concept: in every detail, the project conveys a balance between nature and comfort, and the interpenetration of architecture and its environment.

VFORM – The House in Maslovo Park architectural project image showing contemporary residential design integrated with landscape
Project image of VFORM – The House in Maslovo Park highlighting contemporary residential architecture within a natural park setting. Image courtesy of Image courtesy of Dmitry Chebanenko.
Entrance hall interior featuring Calligaris Vanity mirror, Poliform Plus wardrobe, and Salvatori natural stone niche finish
Entrance hall with Calligaris Vanity mirror, Poliform Plus wardrobe, Salvatori natural stone niche finish, Nature Deco blinds, and Audo Copenhagen candle holder. Image courtesy of VFORM.
Living room 
Living room interior featuring Poliform Bristol sofa, Poliform Creek coffee table, and Salvatori natural stone fireplace finish
Living room with Poliform Bristol sofa, Poliform Creek coffee table, Poliform Jane armchair, Brunner fireplace, Salvatori natural stone finish, Dedar curtains, and curated art and decor pieces. Image courtesy of VFORM.
Dining and kitchen interior featuring Valcucine kitchen island, Poliform dining furniture, and Terzani pendant lighting
Dining and kitchen space with Valcucine kitchen and island, Poliform dining table and chairs, Terzani Manta pendants, and Bocci pendant lighting. Image courtesy of VFORM.
Stair hall interior featuring Terzani Calle light composition, Venicem wall lights, and Nature Deco blinds
Stair hall with Terzani Calle lighting composition, Venicem wall lights, and Nature Deco blinds. Image courtesy of VFORM.
Master suite hall interior featuring Calligaris Vanity mirror and contemporary residential design
Hall of the master suite featuring a Calligaris Vanity mirror. Photography by Dmitry Chebanenko.
Entrance hall interior featuring Poliform New Entry wardrobes, Salvatori natural stone niche, and Nature Deco blinds
Entrance hall with Poliform New Entry wardrobes, Salvatori CNC natural stone accent niche with console table, and Nature Deco blinds. Photography by Dmitry Chebanenko.
Open-plan living, dining, and kitchen interior featuring Flexform Groundpiece sofa, Poliform Henry table, Henge Tape chandelier, and Leicht kitchen
Open-plan living, dining, and kitchen space with Flexform Groundpiece sofa, Poliform Henry table, Poliform Sophie chairs, Henge Tape chandelier, Brunner fireplace, and Leicht kitchen with Miele appliances. Photography by Dmitry Chebanenko.
Sauna interior with cedar wood finish showcasing contemporary wellness design
Sauna with cedar wood finish highlighting contemporary residential wellness design. Photography by Dmitry Chebanenko.
First-floor luxury residential interiors with premium furniture, custom finishes, and integrated technical lighting
First-floor interiors of The House in Maslovo Park featuring premium furniture, bespoke finishes, and integrated technical lighting. Photography by Dmitry Chebanenko.
Landscape and building exterior featuring iGuzzini Lander bollard lights, Delta Light Spix M accent lighting, and iGuzzini Allure Graphic facade lights
Landscape pathways and building facades illuminated with iGuzzini Lander bollard lights, Delta Light Spix M plant accent lighting, and iGuzzini Allure Graphic facade lights. Photography by Dmitry Chebanenko.
Maslovo Park residential development overview showing contemporary two-storey houses integrated into a wooded landscape
Overview of Maslovo Park Development featuring 30 contemporary two-storey houses integrated into the surrounding forest landscape. Photography by Dmitry Chebanenko.

Project credits:

  • Studio VFORM 
  • The House in Maslovo Park
  • Year of completion 2025

Project team:

  • Vladislav Bek-Bulatov — architect, interior designer, co-founder of VFORM Studio
  • Ilya Izotov — architect, interior designer
  • Daria Ilina — architect, interior designer, co-founder of VFORM Studio

Project information:

  • Site area: 0.18 hectares
  • Total built-up area: 645 sq.m
  • Main residence (two storeys): 374 sq.m
  • Bathhouse complex: 172 sq.m
  • Garage: 99 sq.m

Photography: Dmitry Chebanenko 

Styling: Yes We May

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