APARTMENT DESIGN, 110 SQM,
Bucharest
We created this space as a form of visual tranquility, where minimalism does not mean austerity, but natural order and clarity.
The re-partitioning played an essential role in this project and allowed for better organization of functions and natural circulation between areas.
Equally important was the lighting plan, designed architecturally: linear fixtures trace the axes of the space and emphasize its geometry without overloading it. Light is not decorative, but functions as a discreet structure that organizes and accentuates.
The project was designed for a young, organized couple who wanted a coherent, functional, and at the same time aesthetic space, without any frills.
The concept revolves around a tone-on-tone palette of creams, wood tones, and mineral accents, which are found in both the custom-made furniture and the carefully chosen finishes. Herringbone parquet flooring, matte fronts, quartz countertops, and warm walnut veneer create a textured and calm atmosphere.
Vertical mirrors and glass display cases delimit the space without closing it off, providing depth and visual continuity.
The result is a timeless, well-articulated interior that responds in a balanced way to both functional requirements and the need for emotional and aesthetic comfort.
Location: Bucharest
Completion: 2025
Dominant elements:
- Tone-on-tone palette in shades of cream, beige, and natural wood;
- Fully custom-made furniture with matte fronts and discreet details;
- Walnut veneer, carved travertine, and herringbone pattern parquet flooring;
- Linear architectural lighting, with different usage scenarios, designed as an organizing structure;
- Open kitchen with central quartz island and hidden storage spaces;
- Vertical mirrors and glass shelves, which give depth to the space.
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Photo credit: Andrei Tudoran
