B11

^{Type  - interior design, apartment revamp} 

^{Location - 7th district Budapest (H)}

^{Status -  finalised, 2021}

^{Role - director LPH 1-9}

^{Photo - Norbert Juhasz}

In spring 2019, I commenced working on the ^{refurbishment} of an apartment located in a turn-of-the-century building at the heart of Budapest's city centre. Working with a simple objective, to transform the fragmented rooms into an elegant, free-flow layout, allowed me to experiment with the interplay of the old and the new. I kept wooden doors and parts of the floor from the original layout, combining them with a new, simple arrangement that works in accordance with the traditional split into the day and the night zones.


The concept behind the materiality aimed to respond to the ^{spatial choreography} and arrival experience, progressively transitioning from a subdued entrance area including a kitchen set-back with darker tones to the luminous living room. The unifying gesture of the oak parquet with its longitudinal grain provides continuity to the dining space entry hall and the living room.