Conversely, in the part of the living room with direct lighting and the presence of large windows, we allowed ourselves to approach the dark range, using dark wood veneer. Thus, we tried to achieve a balance between the two zones completely subordinated and associated with the presence of natural light in space.

It also gives the possibility for a larger living room, where everyone can get together and communicate, but without losing the option of personal space. Moving from one zone to another, people do not have the feeling that they are entering different rooms, but rather that they are in one common room.

Last but not least – the role of light. The concept of open doors and unification of all zones, allows the passage of light anywhere in the apartment.

Placing furniture in the space without taking into account the main function of the home is unacceptable, especially when the area is limited.

Passing from the corridor through the kitchen to the living room does not create the feeling of boundaries between them, but rather a common room. We have created an opportunity for the kitchen to be present “actively” or “passively” in the living area through sliding doors.

We created a rhythm of sliding panels, that allows you to change the interior according to the way and time of use. It was a challenge for us to make these panels as contemporary functional stained glass, as well as to become the main focus of the apartment, but also thanks to their transparent nature to allow light to pass everywhere.

We created a rhythm of sliding panels, that allows the rearrangement of interior according to the way and time of use. Or rather, we do not give a precise definition of space, but instead create opportunities for flexibility and imagination on the part of the occupant to model it according to their needs.