La Dacha
Completed interior design and home renovation project for a home improvement TV show.
2022. Room area = 50 sq.m.
Some photos with daylighting:




Some photos with artificial lighting:




TV show video:
Visualization of the project before the start of the interior renovation:




La Dacha is a completed interior design and renovation project created for a popular home renovation TV show.
The format required a full transformation of the room within a fixed budget and strict production schedule, while responding to the homeowners’ lifestyle, wishes and the limitations of the existing space.
Azar Bureau worked on the project as interior designers, developing the concept, visualisations, working drawings, specifications, material selections and design coordination. The process also involved working with contractors, suppliers and the TV production team, including the integration of sponsor-provided furniture, materials and equipment.
The result was a bold and atmospheric 50 sq m family living space designed for relaxation, gatherings and time with friends.
The interior combines graphite walls, deep green tones, bright yellow accents, expressive lighting, French windows, mirrors, a generous sofa and a metal grid partition that divides the room while preserving openness and lightness.
A key idea of the project was the creation of an interior garden, visually connecting the room with the outdoor garden and bringing a stronger sense of nature into the living space. Despite the limited budget and tight deadline, the project was fully implemented and filmed for television.
The episode featuring La Dacha aired on February 27, 2022 during prime time. The project received positive feedback from both the homeowners and the audience.
Homeowner feedback:
“We had a room that we couldn’t use properly, but wanted to turn into something outstanding. After three months of renovation, our first emotion was absolute delight. The designers created a bright, original space for our large family, with an interior garden, French windows, mirrors, bold colours, expressive lighting and a generous sofa. The room now feels open, airy and full of life — perfect for family gatherings, friends and relaxation. Thank you for bringing this fairy tale to us.”