当代住宅

The second floor unfolds as the private realm of the house, with the master block serving as its compositional centerpiece — a space dedicated to rest and restoration. The layout is defined by a principle of soft zoning: the bedroom, wardrobe area, and bathroom are unified into a coherent spatial structure that seamlessly balances aesthetics and functionality.

The sleeping area and storage zone are integrated within a single volume, yet subtly articulated through architectural planes and custom furniture elements. This approach preserves openness and airiness while maintaining a sense of intimacy and spatial harmony.

Special attention on the second floor was given to the children’s room designed for a 5-year-old girl. The main objective was to create a light, soft, and welcoming environment that reflects her current age while remaining relevant and adaptable in the years to come.

During the development process, particular focus was placed on finding the right color palette. We selected delicate, warm tones complemented by subtle accents that add character without overwhelming the space. This approach allowed us to create an atmosphere that feels playful and cozy, while still aligning with the overall aesthetic of the house. The result is a flexible and timeless environment — a room designed to grow alongside its occupant.

Second children's room is designed for a future child and conceived as a flexible space with long-term adaptability in mind. The concept is built on a balance between a calm, timeless foundation and carefully introduced accents that give the interior its identity.

A warm, natural palette and soft textures create a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere. The graphic feature wall with a subtle geometric rhythm adds character and visual depth while remaining versatile enough to evolve over time. The result is a thoughtful and contemporary environment designed to adapt, grow, and remain relevant for years to come.

The bathroom is designed in a warm, natural palette, where soft beige tones and wood textures create a calm and cohesive atmosphere. The material selection emphasizes tactility and visual depth, combining large-format stone surfaces with natural wood elements.

The bathtub area is defined by a stone feature wall that brings character to the space while maintaining a restrained aesthetic. A lightweight curtain solution keeps the layout visually open and flexible.

Integrated laundry appliances are carefully positioned to preserve functionality without compromising the overall harmony of the design. The result is a bathroom that feels both practical and serene, with a timeless character and carefully considered details.