This 65 square metre flat is located in a five-storey building from the mid-twentieth century. Narrow, tall windows, high ceilings of 3.20 metres and a stairwell set the tone for the entire interior.
We wanted to create a modern style with touches of mid-20th century styling to emphasise its connection to the old building. The client asked for modern motifs and materials.
Otherwise, the customer, a young IT worker, who has taken the flat, gave us full freedom to choose the style and calculate the ergonomics, setting out his priorities. There should be two stationary workstations in the living room. And those working at computers should not sit with their backs to the entrance, which creates discomfort, and, if possible, should not see each other’s screens. A separate area should be designated as a seating area with a TV, where the elegant Gwinner desk fits in perfectly.
In the entrance hall, an uneven wall with a recess for an old rubbish chute is covered by a modern cupboard. We maximised the space with a floor-to-ceiling mirror.
In the bedroom, some of the furniture was left over from a previous customer, which had a negative impact on the interior. We fitted the bedroom with a projector on the opposite wall. You can’t see it on the visualisation, but it exists.
The customer has fully approved the project and has set out its realisation for next year.
