An apartment is a place where aesthetics and functionality come together to create a comfortable and convenient living environment.

Each apartment design tells a new story. A new space with its own features, and new owners with unique needs and wishes. The apartment in House C appears compact at first glance, yet its interior layout reveals a structure that clearly distinguishes individual areas. Each space is purposefully designed and adapted to its function. At the heart of the apartment is a long, open space that includes the living room, kitchen, and dining area. This serves as the main gathering place and creates a flowing, open atmosphere.

On either side of this central area are smaller, more private rooms. Near the entrance is the master bedroom with an attached spacious bathroom, while the opposite side of the apartment features two children’s rooms and a shared bathroom. The layout is generous enough to also include a workspace, a dedicated bicycle room, and a guest toilet.

The interior is composed in calm, light, and natural tones and materials, including soft gray, pastel shades, wood, and white surfaces. This choice ensures that no individual space overwhelms its surroundings, and the apartment feels like a unified whole. The gentle palette contributes to a warm and homely atmosphere. These tones do not demand attention, yet they remain key aesthetic elements that enhance the overall character of the space.