The interior design of the SPV house in Sofia Park Villas covers a two-story, 323 sq m single-family residence. The project is part of the interior design work of IPA - Architecture and more and develops the spaces as a coherent residential environment shaped by functional planning, materials, natural light, and details that respond to everyday living.
Upon entering the house, one of the defining architectural elements is the staircase with its open steel cable railing. Its lightweight structure visually connects the two levels and establishes the character of the interior through clean lines and a contrast between solid and transparent elements.
The main living space brings together the kitchen, dining area, and lounge in an open composition filled with natural light and defined by fluid connections between functions. Each zone maintains its own identity while remaining integrated into the overall concept of the home. The project forms part of IPA's portfolio of interior design projects, where spatial organization and material choices are developed as parts of one coherent environment.
The ground floor is organized across two levels. The entrance hall, office, and guest restroom are located at the main floor level, while the living room, kitchen, and dining area are positioned slightly lower. The living area provides direct access to a terrace and the backyard.
The house includes three parking spaces, two of which are located in a garage and equipped with electric vehicle charging stations.
The second floor accommodates the primary bedroom with a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom, two symmetrical children's bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, and a guest bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. The project also forms part of IPA's work in residential buildings and spaces designed for private living.
The bedrooms feature soft, dense carpeting combined with underfloor heating. High ceilings shaped by the sloped roof enhance the sense of space and emphasize the geometry of the rooms.
Each bathroom is developed with its own character. The palette ranges from earthy, calm tones to more expressive color accents. Textile elements, including heavy curtains and lightweight sheers, complete the interior, while electric blinds provide additional control of daylight during the warmer months.
