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Apartment · Minimalism
Design project for an apartment, 105 m²
Apartment · 105 m² · Completed
About the project
A 105 m² apartment designed for an active young family with a child. The minimalist character of the interior comes through in a rich range of textures: stone, timber, decorative plaster and natural onyx. Balanced lighting scenarios and a carefully planned storage system create an environment with a new level of comfort.
Client request
To create a contemporary apartment interior for a young family with a child: expressive but not overloaded, with a well-planned storage system, comfortable lighting scenarios and a separate children's room where the child can grow up in a creative atmosphere.
Challenge
To create a comfortable, stylish interior for an energetic young couple with a small child. It had to bring together a restrained aesthetic, a rational storage system and balanced lighting scenarios, echoing the architecture of the building itself.
Concept
A minimalist base with the emphasis on texture and material: stone, timber and decorative plaster alternate with the natural onyx of the living room, the interior's centre of gravity. A restrained palette of neutral tones carries a single sense of space from the entrance hall through to the bedroom, and gives way to colour only in the children's room, where a gradient wall painting and candy-coloured accents build a world of the child's own.
Result
The result is a minimalist interior in a restrained palette with a rich range of natural textures: stone, timber, decorative plaster and fabric. A striking onyx slab in the living room gives the space its exclusivity, while well-planned storage and soft lighting scenarios raise everyday comfort to another level.
Trust metrics
105 m²
Floor area
3 months
Design period
Zones of the project “Design project for an apartment, 105 m²”
01 Zone
Entrance hall
The project is minimalist in character, in a restrained colour palette rich in texture: stone, timber, decorative plaster, fabric, paint. The interior of this apartment speaks to the architecture of the building itself. In the entrance hall a spare composition recalls the disc of the moon. A generous, elegant fitted cupboard stands where the hall opens into the flat.
02 Zone
Living room
The living room reads as contemporary, with a refined combination of pale tones and a striking slab of natural onyx on the wall that gives the space its exclusivity. A generous grey sofa with soft cushions holds the centre, complemented by low coffee tables and a finely made ceiling light. A green plant deepens the sense of freshness and of natural material. The room balances elegance and function and shows the individuality of the approach.
03 Zone
Kitchen-dining room
The dining zone blends classical form with contemporary restraint. A timber-topped table surrounded by grey chairs creates an inviting atmosphere for family meals or gatherings. Panoramic windows flood the space with daylight and bring out the marble figure of the feature wall. Every detail contributes to warmth and considered comfort.
04 Zone
Walk-in wardrobe
The walk-in wardrobe is a generous storage system with fronts in a warm taupe. Some sections are closed with solid doors and minimal cut-out handles, others are glazed and lit from within, turning clothes storage into a neat composition that is almost a display case. Warm lighting on the shelves gives the space an intimate feel.
05 Zone
Bedroom
This bedroom is a place of calm and quiet. Light, gentle tones make it feel comfortable and restful. A designer light beside the bed and a vertical strip of wall lighting give the room its refinement. A playful fur-covered chair at the dressing table makes the ideal spot for getting ready in the morning, and keeps each day in this space easy and unhurried.
06 Zone
Bathroom
The bathroom keeps to a light, minimalist palette with the texture of decorative plaster on the walls. Graphite accents (the glass screen, the shower fittings and the shelf) give the space a graphic precision. A natural stone worktop and the fluted base of the vanity unit add tactile depth.
07 Zone
Children's room
In this sunlit room, where we placed a gradient wall painting, a child can develop creatively and grow up in a happy atmosphere. The composition of bed and storage is bright and appealing. At its centre are weightless clouds. The room is full of candy-coloured accents and playful prints.
08 Zone
Guest bathroom
The guest bathroom is built on the contrast between graphic diamond tiling and the deep blue of the vanity unit. A round mirror with contour lighting floats on the textured wall and gives the space a soft accent. Black fittings and spare forms keep a compact room composed and expressive.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the project
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the project
What does an apartment design project in a modern residential building include?
The project covered eight zones, from the entrance hall and the walk-in wardrobe to the guest bathroom, that is, almost the whole of the 105 m² apartment. In minimalism every joint and seam has to be resolved in advance, so the project includes drawings with exact geometry and setting-out for the materials.
What does it cost to design a 105 m² apartment in minimalism?
Minimalism does not mean cheaper: the cost of a mistake in the detail is high, and that shows in the design fee. We calculate the price after the measured survey and the brief, working from the number of zones; here there were eight, including the walk-in wardrobe and the guest bathroom.
How long does it take to design an apartment this size?
For 105 m² with eight functional zones we allow around three months. The entrance hall, the walk-in wardrobe and the guest bathroom each add rounds of approval that a more compact layout without a walk-in wardrobe does not have.
How is minimalism different from a merely empty interior?
Minimalism is discipline in materials and light, not an absence of decisions: concealed niches, built-in storage, exact junctions of floors and ceilings. In this apartment the wardrobe and the service areas are hidden so well that only the clean geometry of the rooms remains in view.
How do you organise a children's room and a guest bathroom within one project?
The children's room has a planning logic of its own, with storage and zoning that follow the child's height, while the guest bathroom is treated as a self-contained unit with its own ventilation and materials that stand up to frequent use by visitors. Both were allowed for in the building services cost estimate.
Do you work with bare-shell apartments in new residential buildings?
Yes, that is the usual situation: most of our projects come to us with only the basic pre-finish in place. We design from scratch, from replanning and services runs to the position of every socket and light point.