Looking at the logs, which compose the walls of the building, one wants to exclaim with admiration the words of Pushkin: "... level, the best of the best!" The logs are Siberian larch (known as Russian redwood throughout the world). Each log is just 30 cm in diameter.

The arched openings of the large hall reach a height of about 3.5 meters and the ceiling vaults to about 5 meters, creating a feeling of space and openness in the hall.

The main restaurant buildings have parquet flooring. Parquet, as is well known, is a very high-quality material, which requires sensitivity and skill in placement and gentle care. But anything else would have been a miserable compromise: Distinguished guests of Lesnaya Zaimka should walk exclusively on parquet floors!

Chandeliers pour a bright but soft light, which is woven into Lesnaya Zaimka's interior symphony as a solemn note. In the Burgundy and Emerald halls the chandeliers are exact copies of the chandeliers in the Kremlin Palace.

When a visitor comes to the doors of the main hall, the impression is created that behind them lies the living world of Russian fairy tales, and at any moment the Swan Princess will swim from behind a cover, and king Agey will appear with his retinue brandishing a scepter. The doors are fit for a mansion: They are the height of almost two humans, made of solid wood and decorated with decorative Russian carvings.