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In a 1990s house outside Moscow, a designer conjures a venerable dacha that might have been there since Nicholas I

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This enchanting fairytale home constructed from pine logs emanates noblesse from every little corner, but it also makes for a highly comfortable and cozy living environment. Located in Novokuznetsk, Russia, the 6,888 square foot home

Ekaterina Lashmanova is one of the most well-known interior designers from Moscow with a unique attention to detail, as well as a breathtaking and extremely...

Tim Veresnovsky brings a dose of drama to a “princess tower.”

The tiny village of Kalach is one of several isolated communities in a remote corner of the Russian Urals region of Sverdlovsk which are shadows of their former selves.

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It’s difficult to imagine eating out in Moscow before Russian restaurateur Andrei Dellos came along and lured us into gastronomic extravagance. Now, the man behind the city's iconic Pushkin Café shows no signs of faltering with the recent opening of his eighth restaurant in the capital, a Georgian eatery called Kazbek.

What was it that a tsar’s wife couldn’t do? It turns out, quite a lot. Walking in the fields or picking flowers, going out to the country, visiting her relatives at their home – all of this was forbidden for a tsarina. The Tsardom of Russia was really afraid of black magic – so the largest part of a tsarina’s life went by inside her chambers.

In our country, as well as beyond, there are many apartments in which life seemed to stop. In this collection of photos you will meet "sleeping beauties" with tables-books, sideboards and painted carpets that adorn the walls.

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The deep turquoise color of the living room honors her home country, Russia. Russian art covers the walls. And a true Russian house is unimaginable without a piano.

Reverence for this most “sacred” place in the Russian home dates back to the 10th century.