Berlin-Tiergarten Project: metis
The metis Project took place in a historic building dating back to 1863, boasting 3.75 meters (12.5 feet) high ceilings and a wealth of history. Located in the heart of Berlin, the vibrant capital of Germany, in the Tiergarten district, rich in artistic culture, and a dynamic atmosphere.
Our goal was to preserve the historic elements and character of this home, harmonizing it with the modern comfort.
Marbella Project: Lux
The Lux Project took place as an Andalusian luxury real estate development in a 300 square meter (3,300 square foot) penthouse from the golden 70s in Marbella, featuring a rooftop terrace with a panoramic sea view, including both sunrise and sunset.
The aim was to create an open living concept that seamlessly merges the interior space with the rooftop. The interior design concept aimed to blend modern living standards with the classic Andalusian style of the house. Unique pieces such as the Spanish table from the 18th century harmonize with individually designed furniture and vintage elements.
Miami Project
The Miami Project – a fusion of modernity, sophistication, and individuality, sets a new standard for luxury living.
Nestled in Miami's vibrant skyline, this luxury project was designed for a New York artist who appreciates the lively culture of Miami.
Custom-made furniture combines functionality and art, while marble adds timeless elegance. Residents enjoy spa-like bathrooms, gourmet kitchens, and the breathtaking view of the city and the sea.
Berlin-Mitte Project: Meraki
The recent interior redesign within Berlin-Mitte's 1907 historic structure skillfully blends the grandeur of high ceilings and classic details with the sleek, modern aesthetics of the kitchen space. State-of-the-art appliances and minimalist cabinetry pay homage to the building's legacy while reflecting contemporary sophistication. This renovation not only honors the past but also exemplifies the essence of
modern urban living.