Ready-made interiors for ordinary flats. Every model carries its area, materials and design cost. See one you want — just quote its number.
VisualisationFive square metres that have been holding winter tyres and a jar of pickles are the cheapest room you will ever get: glaze it, insulate it, run a 600mm worktop the full length, sockets underneath. No move, no permission to touch a load-bearing wall — just one more room, with the best light in the flat.
VisualisationA solid stone counter anchors the space and organizes guest flow. Textured lime plaster walls absorb ambient noise.
VisualisationThe island combines the cooktop, sink, and storage into a single volume. Seamless surfacing simplifies daily maintenance.
VisualisationOak wall panels eliminate the need for bedside tables and conceal integrated wiring. Lime plaster on adjacent walls softens natural light.
VisualisationA floating double vanity made of local travertine maximizes floor space and simplifies cleaning. Wall-mounted burnished steel fixtures are integrated directly into the stone.
VisualisationA corridor is the only nine square metres in a flat that nobody sits in — people just pass through. Line one wall floor to ceiling with books and that empty area becomes the most interesting place in the home: no plumbing, no new wiring, no floor work.
VisualisationA row of wall cabinets hangs at eye level and takes the whole wall away from the kitchen. Take it out completely: everything that was in it fits into one floor-to-ceiling column at the end of the run — the same storage, and where the cabinets were you get back the wall, the light and a single shelf at hand height.
Visualisation. Generated by AI to the studio's standards — not a photograph of a completed job.