A rented flat located in a late-1970s apartment block

We carried out aesthetic upgrade works

at a rented apartment

bright and cross-ventilated.

If there is one thing that can instantly give a space character, that is colour.

When selecting the palette, we took into account the orientation of the rooms, the existing furniture, and the residents' preferences.

The colour blocking shapes painted on the walls are intentional, as they are designed to be part of future decorative wall compositions.

The bedrooms feature built-in wooden wardrobes in very good condition, with no signs of woodworm or moisture damage.

The same holds true for the kitchen cabinets, which, although dated, present no functional issues.

For this reason, tenants and landlord agreed to renovate the infrastructure at a later stage, for ergonomic purposes.

A carefully designed and curated interior is incomplete without the right lighting scheme

Lighting selections were guided by functional need and the desired atmosphere.

Geometric forms alternate with organic ones, and our proposal includes ceiling, floor, and table lamps.