The apartment is shaped by warmth, proportion and a quiet sense of confidence. Rich timber, tactile upholstery and sculptural pieces come together in an interior that feels composed without becoming formal, with moments of colour and unexpected form giving the rooms their character.

The interior was developed around a series of bespoke elements that give structure to the apartment. Full-height walnut joinery wraps the living spaces, concealing storage while creating a continuous architectural backdrop. In the living room, an expansive library in timber and woven cane brings rhythm and texture to the wall, while a suspended sculptural light introduces a deliberate shift in scale.

Throughout the apartment, warm woods are balanced by stone, glass, metal and soft textiles. Furniture moves between generous, rounded volumes and more precise forms, creating an atmosphere that feels collected rather than overly coordinated. The result is a home with depth and personality, where craftsmanship, material and everyday comfort sit naturally together.