Shukhevycha family residence in Sambir

Typology: Residential
Media status: Visualisation
Location: Sambir, Ukraine
Area: 114.3 m²
Design and media: ARDOME Design

A shared material language

This light-toned family interior unfolds through a shared living area and distinct private rooms. Parquet, stone planes, and pale joinery establish its base. The sequence starts in the corridor and entrance, then approaches the stone living-room wall and upholstered furniture. The bedroom, wardrobe, and children’s rooms follow, showing storage, workspaces, and colour accents from individual viewpoints. Bathrooms close the story with expressive stone, mirrors, and tap details. These are design visualisations. Each room has its own objects and shades, while timber and a quiet background connect them into one continuous sequence.

Corridor with warm parquet — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Corridor with warm parquet© ARDOME Design

Entrance and mirror — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Entrance and mirror© ARDOME Design

Pale entrance joinery — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Pale entrance joinery© ARDOME Design

Stone wall and television area — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Stone wall and television area© ARDOME Design

Upholstery and coffee tables — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Upholstery and coffee tables© ARDOME Design

Living room, doors and spatial thresholds — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Living room, doors and spatial thresholds© ARDOME Design

Main bedroom from another angle — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Main bedroom from another angle© ARDOME Design

Bedroom, storage and pendant light — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Bedroom, storage and pendant light© ARDOME Design

Bedroom joinery and corridor — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Bedroom joinery and corridor© ARDOME Design

Wardrobe, shelving and linen — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Wardrobe, shelving and linen© ARDOME Design

Individual spaces

The children’s rooms bring sleeping, storage, and working areas together. Rose shades and soft objects shift the tone while retaining the shared material logic.

Wardrobe with open compartments — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Wardrobe with open compartments© ARDOME Design

Child’s room, storage and bed — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Child’s room, storage and bed© ARDOME Design

Child’s room, window and workspace — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Child’s room, window and workspace© ARDOME Design

Desk beside the window — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Desk beside the window© ARDOME Design

Armchair beside shelving in the rose room — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Armchair beside shelving in the rose room© ARDOME Design

Rose room workspace — Shukhevycha family residence / Sambir — Rose room workspace© ARDOME Design

Surfaces up close

In the bathrooms, attention turns to stone, mirrors, and metal details. Vertical and horizontal views reveal different scales of the same material chapter.