Every great interior begins with a story. In the “Road of Change” residential project, the renowed Russian designer Marina Zherenko evolved her design into a dialogue between architecture and furniture. While the narrative actually started from the expressive Wall&Decò wallcovering Urbania— a bold geometric pattern that set the stage for creativity and infused vibrancy into pure white walls - the harmony of Natuzzi design extended throughout the home. In the library, the Galaxy fabric sofa, the sculptural Ilia armchair, the contemporary Kendo floor lamp, and the versatile Terra leather pouf created an intimate yet refined atmosphere — perfectly complementing the dynamic wall panels.

A bespoke bookcase by MaxMalevich added structure, while Natuzzi pieces brought warmth, comfort, and balance to the space. The final touch came with a luxurious rug by Art de Vivre, uniting all elements into a cohesive ensemble. The result is more than a library—a sanctuary where design and emotion meet, a favorite place for the homeowner and all who visit. In the main living room, a Campus sectional sofa in fabric and leather became the natural gathering point for family and friends, while the Piuma leather bed transformed the master bedroom into a sanctuary of serenity. Each piece was chosen not only for its beauty, but for its ability to integrate seamlessly with bold architectural gestures and custom-made details.