Layout Focused on Functionality

This project was created for a couple with a child. From the start, functionality guided every design decision. Because of this, we carefully considered the layout and how each room should connect. The final floor plan divides the apartment into two clear zones. On one side, there is the open living area. On the other side, a private section contains the children’s room, a toilet, and the master bedroom.
In addition, a freestanding wardrobe separates these two parts. As a result, it forms a transitional corridor that links the spaces while keeping them visually distinct. Therefore, the flow through the apartment feels organized and intuitive.

Materials, Colors, and Lighting

The interior design is built on a simple palette of white, black, and green tones. Moreover, natural materials enrich the scheme and add warmth. Wooden elements play an important role, and they pair beautifully with stone textures.
The lighting is divided into two systems. First, diffused track lights create even illumination. Second, directional lights highlight decorative features and specific zones. Consequently, each area feels both functional and visually defined.

Atmosphere and Visual Identity

Because the color palette is minimalist, distinctive details can stand out more clearly. In addition, warm spotlights soften the space and create a welcoming atmosphere. As a result, the apartment feels balanced, modern, and refined, while still supporting the daily life of a young family.