The spacious living room is the center of the apartment. We enter it from the hallway, separated by a built-in closet. This closet is not simply a functional object, but part of a three-dimensional composition that defines the entire interior architecture. On either side of the living room are a children's room and a master suite, including a dressing room and bathroom.
According to the client's wishes, the living room serves as a living space, complete with a dining area. The kitchen, on the other hand, is designed unobtrusively and optionally—it doesn't dominate, but rather supports the rhythm of the space.
Natural wood surfaces add softness, Scandinavian simplicity, and a touch of history to the interior. Light streaming through the restored wooden windows creates a warm and open atmosphere.
The bedroom continues the shared space concept. A podium within it forms a home workspace, flowing into the master bathroom. A uniform surface finish (except for the bathroom cabinetry) gives the interior a tactile cohesion. Hidden behind the work area is a door leading to a utility room with multiple functions: storage, an additional home office, and a gym on the second level.
This space previously housed the old back staircase of a tenement building, used to deliver groceries to the kitchen. We reimagined this space, preserving the traces of time and infusing it with new life.
Every piece of furniture and accessory was chosen deliberately—nothing is left to chance. The absence of decorative excess creates a precise, clean, and balanced interior.
This project is more than just an interior. It is an environment where past and present merge, where form, function, and context come together to create a living architecture.