Architecture and Design
Katerina Churina is an interior designer who literally grew up surrounded by exquisite furniture and architecture. Katerina's father is an architect, and he often took his daughter to his project sites. Raised in this exceptional environment, Katerina developed a unique perspective and a talent for creating extraordinary spatial solutions at an early age.
Katerina Churina's studio was founded in 2009 and quickly gained a reputation as one of the leading firms. Her projects, featuring unusual modern combinations of light and lines, have won numerous international design awards such as the International Design Awards, SIT Furniture Design Award, Eurasian Prize, Interior of the Year, Industart, Ukrainian Design The Very Best Of, and many others.
Her brilliant works have appeared on the covers of prestigious specialized magazines and have been published on renowned online platforms.
Katerina Churina's studio was founded in 2009 and quickly gained a reputation as one of the leading firms. Her projects, featuring unusual modern combinations of light and lines, have won numerous international design awards such as the International Design Awards, SIT Furniture Design Award, Eurasian Prize, Interior of the Year, Industart, Ukrainian Design The Very Best Of, and many others.
Her brilliant works have appeared on the covers of prestigious specialized magazines and have been published on renowned online platforms.
About Churinadesign.
The Design Atelier that made this project
About Rubén Muedra Arquitectura.
The studio is not only the place where projects are designed. It is the structure of thought, rigor and precision that makes a specific architecture possible. The studio is based in Valencia and Madrid, and develops projects in Ibiza, Alicante and the Costa Blanca —Jávea, Denia, Calpe, Altea or Moraira—, as well as commissions in other parts of Spain. Residential architecture, corporate architecture, interior design and project direction and development, within a single integral logic: from the idea to the built work. Five phases: listen, read the context, design, refine and build. An ordered process that accompanies each project from the first conversation to the finished work.
The Studio Architecturra made this project
We conceived The Villa Vitta as a home that will remain relevant for decades — not driven by trends but grounded in technology, quality, and the honesty of materials.We selected natural wood, stone, microcement, glass, and noble metals, not only for their aesthetic purity but for their durability. The interior integrates pieces and systems from brands that have stood the test of time — manufacturers of engineering systems, lighting, sanitaryware, and furniture with long-established reputations. The result is a house that ages gracefully.
Architecture.
Each detail was thoroughly considered, from the shadow cast by a pendant light to the tactile sensation of a door handle. Special attention was given to engineering: ventilation, acoustics, automation, and lighting. Technology remains discreet, supporting the purity of the space. The Villa Vitta is an example of architecture where modernity rests on timeless foundations — a home designed not for spectacle, but for a long, harmonious, and beautiful life.
Interior.
Every spatial decision was shaped through a detailed exploration of proportions, light, and daily life scenarios. We aimed for a balance between generosity and precision: allowing the architecture to feel expansive while maintaining warmth and intimacy. The project is built around a dialogue of natural tones — soft beiges, warm woods, expressive stone textures, and refined metallic accents. Together they create a feeling of calmness and permanence with no superfluous elements.
Materials.
