So, the object should be, well, let’s say, a little bit, well, the renovation has begun, that is, the floors have been laid, well, that is, the laminate has been laid on the walls, nothing should be there. Let it be OSB, this one, maybe, Rovny, remove these joints and seams. It’s also as if there is no chandelier yet. That is, you can hang an Ilyich lamp, but it should be visible that there is wiring somewhere to it, you need to look there somehow, well, you need to run it somehow, so that there is a switch. There will be doors, they should be standing. we don’t have batteries, that’s why. Therefore, the floor will be electric, we don’t have a floor, we will have batteries below under the floor. Or make an electric regulator, so that we have electric. In the Scandinavian style

Before diving in, let’s emphasize the importance of having a clear vision for the object to ensure its successful execution. It appears that the renovation process has commenced, starting with the installation of floors and laminate on the walls. For the walls, consider opting for OSB, possibly Rovny, while paying attention to eliminating joints and seams for a smooth finish. Do take note of the absence of a chandelier presently and may look into adding an Ilyich lamp that showcases visible wiring for authenticity, ensuring proper installation of a switch as well. As for the doors, they should be in place to give structure to the space despite the lack of batteries thus far. Contemplating an electric floor system with batteries located underneath or employing an electric regulator can cater to the Scandinavian design aspect intended for the project.