PP Studio
Studio
The project begins with the client’s wish for a space with character and individuality, where interesting and unusual details are present without the interior becoming overloaded or too colourful. From the outset, soft, neutral base tones were chosen so that bolder colour accents in the decoration and individual elements could stand out. Natural wood and stone combine with metal details and textiles to create a balanced yet distinctive atmosphere. The limited floor area posed the challenge of forming a self-contained, private sleeping space without visually closing it off and reducing the sense of openness. The solution takes the form of textile dividing panels that allow the sleeping zone to be separated flexibly while keeping a visual link with the rest of the studio. Particular attention was given to the kitchen. As an enthusiastic cook, the client wanted a feeling close to that of a professional kitchen. To achieve this within the small space, we connected the end frame of the kitchen cabinets with the modular wardrobe system, creating a continuous composition along the entire wall. The central part of the kitchen is executed in metal, which not only reflects the client’s preference for metal surfaces but also visually lightens its volume. The contrast between wood and metal gives character and at the same time creates the impression that the kitchen occupies less space than it actually uses. Functionality also leads in the retractable table integrated into the kitchen system. It provides a place both for dining and for work, yet when needed it tucks away unnoticed into the modular composition. The space thus remains visually orderly and clean without losing its flexibility. As a result, the studio combines organisation, functionality, and character — a calm foundation on which individual colours, materials, and details create a personal atmosphere, and every decision is subordinate to the idea that the space can change according to how it is used.
Living room
Bedroom
Kitchen
Bathroom