Renovation of the Golitsa estate in the Krivocola Alley
The project is dedicated to converting the Golitsians to a restaurant. The interior of the restaurant is inspired by the history of the estate and reflects its multilayered architectural past. Each room has its own style, ranging from Russian cleaning to French classics, allowing guests to make an elaborate journey through centuries.
Induction group
Lunch halls
The first dining room was done in the style of Dopetrovian Russia. Camera, fairy tale atmosphere, graphic walls and vaults
The second room is the epitome of Petrov Baroque. Brilliance, solemnity, glowing gold and wooden moldings
The third dining room, which is located on the 2nd floor, is made up of French classic style. Strict symmetry, graceful blind patterns, an atmosphere of moderate elegance
