An interior shaped around your life

Originally, the 105 m² apartment was divided into small rooms that felt cramped and isolated. We revised the plan and brought the kitchen and living room together, creating a shared space for the whole family.

The 3.3-metre ceilings became one of the apartment’s defining advantages. The new layout, open sightlines and correctly scaled furniture introduced more air and a stronger sense of volume.

Contemporary simplicity is balanced with vintage details, a warm natural palette and graphic black accents. Colour is not merely decorative; it is part of the space’s character.

As a result, the same apartment now feels entirely different — more spacious, coherent and contemporary.

The interior was designed from the ground up for a family with children. The central task was to shape a highly functional home that genuinely supports the rhythms of a large family.

The kitchen became the heart of the apartment. For a host who loves to cook and gather family around the table, we created a generous additional work surface and a place for quick breakfasts at the island. A separate dining area sits alongside it for family dinners and guests.

The living room was connected to the kitchen to form a large shared space with a generous sofa and television area where the family can spend time together.

Warm timber slats, graphite-toned textured plaster and marble-like surfaces bring character to the interior, making it not only functional but alive and personal.

We did not simply place furniture in an apartment; we designed a space around the way this family lives.