







Living area with white sofa and art
Bold artwork and soft light create a relaxed, expressive atmosphere.














Guest Bathroom
Red travertine envelops the space in earthy warmth, accented with brass fixtures.













Kisiskhevi / 2025
Designed as a personal retreat by interior designer Nino Nozadze, this 350 sqm residence in the heart of Kakheti’s wine region reflects a deeply lived approach to space – quiet, tactile, and connected to the land.
The home balances raw materiality with warmth: polished concrete floors, sun-washed plaster wallsand natural wood elements create a grounded, elements create a grounded, elemental elegance. the open-plan kitchen and dining area, centred around a generous wooden table and sculptural vintage chairs, invites slow meals and open conversation. Stainless steel surfaces and industrial lighting lend a functional edge to the rustic calm. In the living room, a black freestanding fireplace and a curated collection of Georgian art add richness and rhythm. The palette – muted clays, soft greys, olive, and linen—reinforces the sense of stillness and intention. Large windows open to the landscaped garden, where fruit trees and vineyard views frame the horizon. Exterior wooden cladding and low-built forms ground the house gently into its elevated hillside plot. More than a project, this is a space of pause and restoration—an honest expression of how the designer chooses to live.