The center of the apartment is the spacious living room - we enter it from the hall, separated by a built-in closet. This closet is not just a functional object, but part of a volumetric composition that builds the entire architecture of the interior.
On either side of the living room are a children's room and a master suite, which includes a dressing room and bathroom.
At the request of the customers, the living room plays the role of a living space, where there is a dining area, and the kitchen, on the contrary, is designed unobtrusively and optionally - it does not dominate, but supports the rhythm of the room.
Natural wooden surfaces add softness, Scandinavian simplicity and a touch of history to the interior. Light coming through the restored wooden windows makes the atmosphere warm and open.
The bedroom is not an isolated room, but a part of the common space. The podium in it forms a home workspace, flowing into the master bathroom. The uniform surface finish (except for the furniture in the bathroom) gives the interior a tactile integrity.
Hidden behind the work area is a door leading to a utility room with multiple functions: storage, an additional home office, and a gym area on the second level.
Previously, there was an old back staircase of a tenement house here - it was used to deliver products to the kitchen. We rethought this space, preserving the traces of time and giving it new life.
Each piece of furniture and accessory is chosen consciously - there are no accidents here. The absence of decorative excesses makes the interior precise, clean, balanced.
This project is not just an interior. It is an environment where past and present meet, where form, function and context come together to create architecture for living.