ZR project 06

A young woman approached us with a flat she had purchased in a building from the 2000s with outdated decor. We suggested demolishing most of the non-load-bearing walls, completely redesigning the layout, and creating a design that would be both contemporary and timeless.

Within the 80-square-meter space, we arranged an open-plan kitchen with a living and dining area, a bedroom, a walk-in closet, a bathroom, and discreetly concealed a laundry room. The French herringbone parquet with a glossy finish set the theme for the entire interior. We enhanced the effect with substantial ceiling cornices, wall moldings, and a classic layout for the wardrobe facades.

The Cesar kitchen was kept modern with sleek dark fronts, and we painted the surrounding walls in the same color to blend it seamlessly into the overall space. Across from the bay window, we placed a round table with comfortable chairs from the Bontempi Casa factory for hosting guests.
To make the wall with the walk-in closet stand out, we used a panel from the Wall&Deco factory. It perfectly fits into the interior without overpowering it.

For the bedroom, we aimed for a very light and airy ambiance. Hand-painted frescoes from Affresco, a bed with a tufted headboard on legs, a suspended desk for work from Acerbis, and round nightstands all harmoniously complement each other and create a pleasant sleeping environment.

All the decorative lighting was custom-made by the Portuguese factory Castroligting. They use various shades of metal, crystal, and fabrics, making it suitable for virtually any interior.
We believe that we have successfully created the perfect living and resting space for a young and active woman.