Reconstruction of the apartment in the spirit of Scandinavian design and icons from the 1960s

Mladí majitelé se do proměny bytu s výměrou 118,4 m² pustili s velkou chutí.However, an apartment in a house built in the post -war period was originally much larger, and over time, one big became two smaller, yet today's size generous.The problem was only with the kitchen, the original one with the appropriate wiring and water waste "remained" in the second apartment.

The original state of the apartment

Reconstruction owners entrusted the studio Archsticyl.“The most important thing was to replace the wiring of water, waste and wiring completely.The heating of individual rooms was missing, the only heat source was the gas 'Gamatky' in the living room, connected by a fireplace chimney into another room, ”calculates Mgr.Art.Zuzana Horniaková from the Studio Archsticyl.

The studio entered the interior of the year in the reconstruction category. Soutěž organizuje Institut bytového designu pro české a slovenské architekty a bytové designéry (o výsledcích posledního ročníku soutěže více zde).The 2017 Deadline is already 28.February 2018.

Complete transformation

The dismal look of the apartment required a demanding and complete reconstruction that not only all distribution, but also all surfaces.

Walls, ceilings or new stable base for solid wood floor (taking into account the original raster of floor storage), all had to be repaired or new.

Architektimuseli also let the windows and doors to the loggia replace.To keep the facade grid, they could not do without a tailor -made production.

The layout of the kitchen, bathroom and one of the through rooms (now the bedroom) has changed.“We created a separate kitchen with the entrance to the pantry and at the same time the technical room, bathroom and separate toilet,” says Zuzana Horniaková.

The great advantage of the interior is high ceilings, corresponding to the age of the house and the locality.Architects therefore wanted to create an open space that would accept the original elements that give the apartment a distinctive character.

The steel frame structures made to measure are helped to illuminate the space.

“Using steel frame structures made to measure according to our requirements, we have achieved lightness and illumination of space.The appearance of the interior is inspired by elements of Scandinavian design combined with period architecture of the 1950s and 1960s, ”says architect Horniaková.

When the gray and oak rule

The colors and materials used in the interior look light and pleasant.The color scheme is built on a combination of warm shades of massive oak floors in contrast to furniture and interior accessories.These are most often in neutral shades of gray with red accents to highlight details.

The interior is dominated by high -quality natural materials and spray areas in several shades of gray color, which naturally follow each other.When choosing equipment, architects managed to connect contemporary trends and design from the middle of the last century, when design icons of well -known creators were created.

For the Danish brand Vola, Arne Jacobsen created an original battery design decades ago.

For example, the Danish brand Vola, for which Arne Jacobsen created an original battery design.The crims' red version of its battery dominates the neutral kitchen space.The Berker Serie 1930 iconic switches, made of high -quality porcelain, underlined the historical character of the whole apartment.

Interesting are also details of the design solution of the rotary panel/door to the bedroom, milled types of handles or cassette panels for furniture made to measure.