The complex includes six adjoining Beaux-Arts-style mansions. Beaux-Arts architecture was an academic style taught at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris from the 1830s until the end 19th century. It was based on the principles of French Neoclassicism but also included Gothic and Renaissance elements. It was an important style in France and had a strong influence on architecture in the United States due to popular American architects studying at the Beaux-Arts at the time.
 

The project was created in collaboration with the Ralph Lauren Home brand and its head office in New York. The architectural concept of the project was handled by the American architect Gregory Tuck, who created luxury boutiques for a fashion empire around the world and exclusive neoclassical-style residences of the world's elites for many years. More than thirty of the best companies worldwide participated in the project during construction and finishing.

In the process of work were designed five main floors, including elegant roof gardens and technical zones on the minus-one level. The total area of each mansion varies by about 500 m². The ceiling height in the lobby is 4.4 m. The ceiling height of the living quarters is 3.4 m. The technical parts of the project were carefully developed: from well-thought-out ventilation, air conditioning, water purification, energy saving, and video surveillance systems to built-in parking for 2 cars for each residence. The carved details of the façade and authentic decorative elements are fully lined with Portuguese limestone according to old technologies.

The planning of premises inside the house is subject to a certain logic, as in the best luxury houses in London and New York. From floor to floor, you can get both by an elegant staircase with wrought iron railings and on a KLEEMAN hydraulic (silent) elevator. Each mansion has its own front entrance and is fully decorated with paintings, crystal, and bed linen, with its own unique character that delights even the most sophisticated professionals. On the adjacent territory for residents there is a garden and a spacious patio, on the top floor there is a panoramic terrace with views of the Moscow River and the picturesque streets of the Golden Mile - Ostozhenka and Prechistenskaya embankment.

Classic furniture shapes, inspired by color and luster, create a world of smart and 

a sophisticated style for a modern duke and duchess.

Glossy black lacquer, moderately warm gold, luxurious structures, and soft finishes 

express the glamor of the Art Deco style in an elegant feminine way.

The pinnacle of modern sophistication due to its stylish 

color palette, bespoke details, and airy whims.

Conveys the tranquil elegance of the sea, nature elements, 

and endless nautical shades of blue and white.

Dramatic interpretation of the French Riviera suite with its exquisite nautical palette 

of navy blue, cream, and white with hints of gold.

Romantic sophistication, Hollywood glamor, and luxurious femininity interlace with modern life. Creamy white satin, shimmering silk, and linen shine with silver accents.