Classic and Royal Apartment with Unusual Style

During the renovation, the office area was also reimagined, and a bathroom was placed at the entrance to the house. In terms of the sleeping area, one of four bedrooms was removed to expand the space into a suite and accommodate a walk-in closet.

For flooring, natural oak was chosen, but with a slightly darker tone than usual to allow combining furniture with dark finishes that differ from what was intended for the home.

The hall is one of the key elements of the home, as in addition to being a large stone square measuring 12 m², it provides access to all three zones of the house: office and bathroom, living area, and sleeping area.

The office features a tight space design, which designers used to install a very narrow and decorative bookshelf that invites one into the office area. The office is designed with functionality and comfort in mind, including a fold-down sofa that can be used as a guest room when needed.

The bathroom was renovated to include a small shower, so if the office ever becomes an additional bedroom in the house, it will have a full bathroom. A near-invisible sliding door was installed to connect the hall and living area.

Now enjoy a tour of the home, followed by some photos:

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