Bohemian eclectic

Viki and her family embarked on renovating a classic apartment when they reached out to us. The kitchen location was set, but the dining area was less defined. Through collaborative brainstorming, we found a solution everyone loved: a large dining table in the hall and a breakfast counter in the kitchen.

We encountered countless wall recesses, uneven surfaces, and technical challenges, which had us sweating during the furniture design phase. 🙂 But we loved how the hostess boldly embraced colors and styles, taking the quirks of an old house in stride.

In the end, this became one of our favorite kitchens over the past two years.

Maximum space utilization in the bedroom

For this bedroom, the choice fell on Schüller Küchen’s sand-gray furniture. The milled, lacquered fronts appear in their classic, handle-equipped form.We’ve already used the solution of building around the bed several times. On one hand, it maximizes the use of space; on the other, it’s also a more aesthetically pleasing solution than having furniture only...

Gray elegance

In this apartment in the 13th district, the owners considered merging the kitchen with the living room. However, due to technical reasons, they ultimately decided to keep the kitchen as a separate space.