The apartment embraces a minimalist approach, where each decision prioritises openness and calm over ornamental excess. A key move in the reconfiguration merged one of the existing rooms into an elongated living and dining volume, creating a singular spatial flow that enhances the sense of light and air throughout.

Arrival is marked by a warm, timber-clad portal that frames the entryway, creating a subtle transition from the bustle of the city to the quietude within. The view naturally draws toward a compact yet refined kitchen nook, its surfaces composed of stone and wood, where functionality is seamlessly integrated into the architecture. An indoor tree anchors this space, softening its geometry and providing a gentle dialogue with the natural world beyond.

From morning through to evening, natural light traverses the apartment, filtering through sheer openings and pooling across a palette of ash wood, travertine stone, and micro-cemented surfaces. These materials, chosen for their tonal harmony and tactile qualities, create an understated continuity between spaces. Subtle variations in texture, polished stone beside matte cement, fine wood grain against honed surfaces, add quiet depth without disturbing the overall restraint.