The scope of our pro­ject in­clu­ded a li­ving room with a di­ning ar­ea and ki­tchen, a hall­way, and two bath­rooms.
The house be­longs to a cou­ple of en­gi­neers (con­struc­tors), whose pas­sion for buil­ding ma­te­rials is re­flect­ed in two walls of the li­ving room, built with ce­ra­mic bricks.
Ad­di­tion­ally, large glass doors lea­ding to the te­rrace and gar­den are sup­por­ted by an i­ron beam.
These e­le­ments formed the star­ting point for crea­ting the in­te­rior de­sign.

The con­crete floor na­tu­ral­y com­ple­ments the pal­et­te of con­struc­tion ma­te­rials, which play a key role in this in­te­rior.
The con­crete floor was al­so cho­sen due to the un­der­floor hea­ting in­stal­la­tion, as it con­ducts heat much bet­ter than wood.

Our goal was to a­chieve a co­he­rent con­cept that show­ca­ses the cli­ents’ pas­sion for their in­dus­try and the ma­te­rials they use in their pro­j­ects, while si­mul­ta­ne­ous­y crea­ting a sense of co­zi­ness for the whole fa­mi­ly.
We wan­ted to de­mon­strate that raw ma­te­rials, when com­bi­ned skill­ful­y, can crea­te a warm and ho­me­ly in­te­rior.