70 sqm flat by toi toi toi creative studio
The 70 sqm flat boasts an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area that extends onto the balcony creating a spacious living for tight quarters.
Germany
Apartment T 195 by Studio Karhard
In Berlin Mitte, the residents of Apartment T 195 partnered with Studio Karhard to reimagine their space, creating a comfortable home for the mother and her two children. The goal was to maximize the apartment’s limited area, making the most of every inch while adding a stylish, functional touch to each room.
The Baltic Sea Family Retreat / Kathy Kunz Interiors
When we first viewed this seaside apartment, it was a hodge podge of dated decor – but with endless potential. Our goal was to create a cosy family retreat with a boutique hotel flair.
Berlin Loft in a Former Car Repair Shop / Studio Karhard
The spacious loft on the ground floor of a commercial rear building in Berlin Kreuzberg is located in the rooms of a former car repair shop.
Haus am See in Potsdam by Carlos Zwick Architekten BDA
25 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Berlin-based architect Carlos Zwick fell in love with the overgrown property. He bought it, including dilapidated monuments, without a building permit, but with a vision: a family place was to be built here, a lake house
Fineway House / Alexander Brenner Architects
The modern villa was built on a plot of land on the outskirts of Reutlingen on a popular mountain trail, directly below the Achalm Mountain. To the north, towards this path, Fineway House appears like a stone, solid and closed and opens with floor-to-ceiling glazing to the view in the south.
Otto’s Burger in the Historic Heart of Cologne, Studio Modijefsky
Commissioned to design the latest edition to Otto’s Burger in the historic heart of Cologne, Studio Modijefsky has taken the history of the building as an inspiration for the new interior.
Parler Research House, Stuttgart / Alexander Brenner Architects
The architect Alexander Brenner has created an experimental home and studio building with the “Parler Research House PR39” in Stuttgart that has an unusually down-to-earth and forceful effect.