The use of clinker tiles on the interior walls in accent spots, which are used to decorate all the exterior facades, enhances the effect of unity with the external environment.

Also, green accents in natural shades, in the form of Poliform chairs and a canvas by Kazakh artist Adil Aubekerov, play off the shades of green plants in the courtyard.

The stainless steel kitchen furniture facades serve as a contrasting accent throughout the room. All the house's communications are hidden, and the house's control panels are designed as screens under glass. The paintings and sculptures by contemporary Kazakh artists that fill the space symbolize the unity of tradition and modernity.

The living room is a very minimalist space in which the centerpiece is a large sofa oriented on two sides.

The absence of a classic screen and a hidden projector help to avoid cluttering the interior, thus maintaining a sense of lightness.

The visual barriers between the kitchen, living room, and courtyard are conditional due to the use of glass sliding doors that can be opened in the summer and create a completely different scenario of living in the house.