Alla Pugacheva and Maxim Galkin showed their castle in Gryazi

Alla Pugacheva and Maxim Galkin did not allow the "yellow press" into their house, but they did not refuse serious interior journalists. So, in fact, the first detailed survey of Galkin's castle became public.




Architects Vera Gorlitsyna and Anatoly Golev worked on the home of the star couple, who shared the features of this project with the magazine "House and Interior": "Within the framework of the designated type of structure (castle), it was not at all easy to find a solution - there are too many examples in the history of architecture, too many options. Fortunately, there were a number of constraints that narrowed the choices and set the right direction. The elongated shape of the construction site - the top of an 11-meter hill - and the presence of many old (200-300-year-old) trees on the site, which we wanted to preserve, were decisive."



"During the time we were working on the project, a lot has changed in our lives, children have grown up, new interests have appeared, and we... We are very used to this crazy, but exciting work, when every day was scheduled from morning to evening and there was no free minute. The circle of friends, interests, even habits have changed. Now we are gradually entering a calmer rhythm and plan to write a book where we will tell you about this interesting work in detail. Such experience should not be forgotten, it needs to be comprehended, it is worth sharing," the architects are sure.



Galkin's castle in the village of Gryaz shines with some kind of unearthly luxury, and one can only envy Alla Borisovna, who moved into this palace as Maxim's wife, and therefore a full-fledged mistress.





























Source: www.paparazzi.ru