What was once a minimalist socialist family apartment in a 1960s apartment block has been renovated into a modern apartment for a female occupant. The apartment's small separate spaces were once organised around a central corridor. During the renovation most of the partition walls were removed so that the entire apartment functions as a single connected space with two separate ambiences; a social/living and a sleeping/working ambience. 

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Design-wise the apartment is conceived as a modern and fresh 3D collage of colours and materials:

- Rustic oak parquet flooring 

- Semi-transparent box containing the bed, wardrobe and bookshelves, constructed in a pink metal mesh 

- Kitchen block and desk with rhythmically alternating turquoise and mint plywood.

- Deep red round dining table that represents the heart of the home. 

The entire composition of materials, colours and proportions creates a happy and relaxed ambience in an otherwise small space.