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Italian marble
The Grand Hall
Italian marble floors with integrated lighting. A Swarovski chandelier acquired at auction crowns the symmetrical composition.
An exclusive residence designed in a contemporary classical style with elements of palace architecture. Built for personal living — without compromise in quality, materials, or engineering.
Engineered to standards rarely specified today. Every figure below describes a home built for personal living rather than the market.
Enclosed by a stone perimeter fence on reinforced concrete foundation.
Armenian tuff stone with reinforced concrete structural core.
Detached entertaining pavilion with full BBQ area.
Panoramic triple-glazed tinted windows · Italian hardware.
A home created with the idea of scale, prestige, and longevity from the very beginning — every space designed as part of a unified architectural composition.
High ceilings, symmetry, classical forms, premium materials, and abundant light — held together as one composition.
Lighting was conceived as a discrete design discipline — never a decorative afterthought. Every chandelier, cornice, and concealed source contributes to a unified atmosphere.
Pieces acquired at auction, anchoring each principal room with crystal that catches the light from every angle.
From the French luxury house Zuber — wallpapers historically used in palace interiors across Europe.
Cornices and fabrics inspired by historic European interiors — selected to age, not date.
Onyx and marble floors illuminated from within — light made architectural rather than ornamental.
Exceptional structural durability and long-term reliability — engineered from the substructure up, with materials chosen without regard to standard market economics.
Load-bearing walls of Armenian tuff with reinforced concrete core. Approximately 70 cm thick.
High-level thermal and sound insulation. A sealed shell against weather, climate, and the outside world.
Water supply system in stainless steel — a generational standard.
Fully copper heating system — silent, efficient, built to outlast.
Every flashing, downpipe, and concealed line in copper.
Triple-glazed tinted windows throughout, paired with Italian hardware and a durable premium coating — every handle, hinge, and detail chosen for longevity.
A fully equipped relaxation area — marble-clad, integrated lighting, and a jacuzzi opening onto the grounds through panoramic glass.
1,830 m² of private grounds enclosed by stone. The façade is dressed entirely in natural Armenian tuff — a stone that ages, rather than weathers.
Detached pavilion (~80 m²) with full BBQ area.
Perimeter wall in natural stone on reinforced concrete foundation.
Climate-controlled, with grand entrance and architectural elements.
Fully illuminated grounds; solar panels installed on the roof.