120 m² Apartment: Minimalism in Its Purest Form

This interior is all about focusing on the essential and letting go of the unnecessary. We deliberately minimized decorative intervention, preserving a sense of architectural integrity and calm.
The ceilings were left in their original state — raw concrete. To complement them, we used poured flooring in the common areas, setting the tone for the entire spatial logic.

The kitchen is ultra-minimalist. Clean geometry, a double backsplash with a narrow functional shelf. Everything in its place — nothing excessive.

The material palette is reduced to a precise, disciplined minimum: concrete plaster, white-painted walls, and furniture in shades of gray and wood. The entrance doors are finished in a gray wood tone. Glass partitions are framed with slim black metal profiles. A unified palette and the restrained tactility of materials allow the space to breathe. This is an interior that doesn’t distract — it serves as a backdrop for life.