With each level functioning as a private, social, and working zone, we designed the apartment to support our client’s active lifestyle fully. Not only did we combine the atmosphere of a private house with the look of the modern apartment, but also found a balanced solution of unique, classical, and contemporary.
Our main challenge was to fit that all into the apartment’s unusual geometry. It influenced the arrangement of the rooms, and we did our best to design each floor just as our clients wanted.
We placed modern furniture against walls with classical moldings and mixed marble with trendy brass, which harmoniously united different styles.
We opted for textured and 3D panels to draw attention to the planning and add volume.
We zoned each floor with walls only in private areas and left social zones mostly open space to ensure the welcoming feel.
Built-in storages, hidden AC and heating utilities, and a bespoke built-in closet and shoe niche in the entrance hall are just a few examples of how we made the design functional.
The classical-contemporary duo is most visible in the bedroom, where we used classical wall decor elements and modern furniture. We also came up with different layering textures of wall decor and adding color accents to reimagine the standards.
Our staircases are prime examples of how an architectural element can be functional and aesthetical. We chose two different designs and various materials to make the style transition between the floors smooth and keep the decoration minimal.
Natural materials, smart control for utilities like electricity and water, evergreen plants on the terrace, and custom furniture.