Pride apartment — 118 m²
Pride · 118 m² apartment
An apartment for two
Property type
An apartment in a new residential building with a white-box finish.
Designed for
What mattered to the client
Project highlights
The project was designed for a young couple with a cat. The clients wanted an interior that combined contemporary urban comfort with intimacy, softness and expressive artistic accents. It needed to feel not just beautiful, but alive, with practical spaces for work, rest, entertaining and private retreat.
The main challenge was to balance a calm foundation with vivid, memorable details. The interior had to be contemporary without feeling cold, refined without being overloaded, and gentle in atmosphere while retaining character.
The clients valued well-planned storage, a comfortable main suite, a separate home office, an expressive kitchen and living room, and private bathrooms that felt like complete interior spaces rather than purely functional rooms. Lighting received particular attention: no harsh, direct light, only soft reflections, concealed lines, local accents and evening lighting scenes.
The clients valued well-planned storage, a comfortable main suite, a separate home office, an expressive kitchen and living room, and private bathrooms that felt like complete interior spaces rather than purely functional rooms. Lighting received particular attention: no harsh, direct light, only soft reflections, concealed lines, local accents and evening lighting scenes.
The interior establishes its character from the entrance, which acts as a miniature gallery. A graphic black-and-white floor pattern feels like an architectural rug, while a console, abstract painting, sculptural objects and stone wall lights create a carefully composed welcome.
The kitchen and living room contrasts a calm, light envelope with strong artistic accents. Marble with burgundy and violet veining turns the kitchen into an architectural installation. A dark island, a suspended blue-grey TV console, a large soft sofa and a graphic rug create a unified yet layered composition.
The home office is a soft workspace with a lounge atmosphere rather than a conventional study. A long desk by the window, built-in storage, illuminated dark-olive niches, an olive sofa and colour accents make it practical without feeling like an office.
The main bedroom is intimate and slightly theatrical. A dark botanical feature wall, an enveloping upholstered headboard, glossy red bedside tables, green textiles and warm light create a private cocoon: calm by day and deeper in mood after sunset.
The dressing room adjoining the main bedroom feels like a private boutique. Warm wood, open compartments, linear lighting and sliding doors with vertical slats and translucent glass turn storage into a carefully presented display.
The main bathroom was conceived as a spa suite. A freestanding bath on a stone platform, a large marble slab, textured amber basins, bronze fittings, smoked glass and layered lighting create a private place to unwind rather than simply a bathroom.
The guest bathroom is the most intimate and dramatic part of the project. Deep wine-burgundy tones, white stone with striking burgundy veins, brass details, a bronze-framed mirror and a decorative wall light turn the small room into a jewel box.
The kitchen and living room contrasts a calm, light envelope with strong artistic accents. Marble with burgundy and violet veining turns the kitchen into an architectural installation. A dark island, a suspended blue-grey TV console, a large soft sofa and a graphic rug create a unified yet layered composition.
The home office is a soft workspace with a lounge atmosphere rather than a conventional study. A long desk by the window, built-in storage, illuminated dark-olive niches, an olive sofa and colour accents make it practical without feeling like an office.
The main bedroom is intimate and slightly theatrical. A dark botanical feature wall, an enveloping upholstered headboard, glossy red bedside tables, green textiles and warm light create a private cocoon: calm by day and deeper in mood after sunset.
The dressing room adjoining the main bedroom feels like a private boutique. Warm wood, open compartments, linear lighting and sliding doors with vertical slats and translucent glass turn storage into a carefully presented display.
The main bathroom was conceived as a spa suite. A freestanding bath on a stone platform, a large marble slab, textured amber basins, bronze fittings, smoked glass and layered lighting create a private place to unwind rather than simply a bathroom.
The guest bathroom is the most intimate and dramatic part of the project. Deep wine-burgundy tones, white stone with striking burgundy veins, brass details, a bronze-framed mirror and a decorative wall light turn the small room into a jewel box.
The finished interior
The result has a distinctive character without ostentatious luxury. It relies on precise accents: expressive stone, nuanced shades of burgundy, terracotta, olive and blue-grey, soft textiles, textured walls and carefully considered light.
Nothing is arbitrary. Each room has its own scene: a gallery-like entrance, a kitchen and living room at the centre of daily life, a bedroom as a private cocoon, a boutique-like dressing room and bathrooms experienced as complete interior spaces. Contemporary, warm and composed, the apartment offers a deeply personal sense of luxury.
Nothing is arbitrary. Each room has its own scene: a gallery-like entrance, a kitchen and living room at the centre of daily life, a bedroom as a private cocoon, a boutique-like dressing room and bathrooms experienced as complete interior spaces. Contemporary, warm and composed, the apartment offers a deeply personal sense of luxury.
