An apartment is transformed into a home for a family on a manageable budget. Ikea furniture is clad with matching fronts and sides and extended to the existing room structure using adapter pieces. Striking colors transform ordinary hallways and niches into interesting spaces. The result is a perfect place for family’s everyday life, filled with personal belongings and stories.
Rundgang UdK Berlin – What a pleasure to see our built work in it’s best use, to admire what we create alongside daily work and to remember where our first encounters with space, architecture and art took place.
Final work on the facade and terrace of this summer house – the season can begin!
A tiny hideout for this summer – views through the interior spaces into the greenery.
Take a bath and feel cozy!
Bathroom renovation with great materials, objects, and built-in furniture.
Thanks to LMach and Werkmal.
Even more treasures emerge during the demolition work in a terraced house in Berlin and tell the story of its first residents…
Changing the character of a room in a minimally invasive and resource-saving way with the smallest possible intervention – an old wall cupboard in the passageway to the children’s room gets new handles in the shape of a butterfly colored according to the request of the little customer.
First model for a tiny house in the Berlin area…
The start of a project is always very exciting – what a treasure!
By a few interventions, a newly acquired attic apartment gains its individual character – in the entrance, a wardrobe made of linoleum-covered panels complements the stand-alone fireplace to create a grey sculpture with a surprising color inside.
How can we renovate carefully a house by retaining its character and as much as possible of its original substance while at the same time meeting the requirements of its new residents and of today’s times? We try to do so in House P and are happy to see how the attic space has gained warmth, air and light.
First snow flakes in Berlin – the rebuilt traditional windows facing the street of house P in Tempelhof do not reveal the secret of a new annex with a great view into the garden.
The construction work in apartment H is coming to an end – now it’s time to fill the space with furniture, lighting and life!
Apartment H is finally under construction – we are working with room-in-room ideas and the existing historical arches of the doors!
After the first demolition phase the original wall colors dating from the 1920s appear in house V – what a surprise in orange, yellow and wine red!
The black beauty!
It looks as if the hide-out will be ready for the new season!
This window has been the highlight and favourite spot in the vacation apartment in Ftan since 10 years – what a view!
A renovation of an apartment in Hamburg – the bathroom turned into a black beauty ! Thanks to the team of contractors for the perfect work and to Tim for the photo !
Subtle accents by perfect built-in pieces and color splashes in a new Berlin apartment – many thanks to Lukasz Machnik and Tischlerei Wähner.
The new working level in the studio of Professor Monica Bonvicini’s sculpture class at University of the Arts Berlin will soon be completed – a movable steel platform that can be placed in front of the glass facade or in the back of the studio as required, offering a new spatial experience and more space for student work.
A touch of rose, slight adjustments and additions to the built-in furniture as well as a new bathroom – the family moves into their new home and takes the charm of apartment X with them.
An annex for a room with a view into the pagan called Bieselheide – today it is being dismantled.
The country house La Fermette in Périgord has been renovated and has been ready to welcome its guests for the first time this summer. Thanks to Mitt Morris for supervising the site and Maurice for the beautiful pictures !
When the combination of built-in-furniture, colors and architecture creates a space it get’s to the point of calling it interior architecture, ;-)!
We admit – there is a weakness for community projects! But look how our tiny house on one of the Berlin islands is growing!
Proposal for a new gallery level in the sculpture studio of Professor Bonvicini’s class at the Berlin University of the Arts.
Recovering the charming original pieces of a country side house in Ostprignitz-Ruppin…
Colour me yellow! Bright colour combination with livid green and a light grey in the bathroom of a berlin attic.
A new broom sweeps clean – the year starts with the visit of our construction site in lovely Ostprignitz.
It needs just a bit of cleaning and unwrapping, then the new attic can be furnished to move in!
Nice to have this glazed tile shower up in the rooftop of Bahrfeldstraße now!
Wonderful photos by Jan Bitter of the teacher’s room at Freie Waldorfschule Berlin-Mitte – a project in cooperation with Doris Götz.
Now online: the latest project of this year!
Workshop and exercise on the subjects scale, guidelines and light in the 3rd semester in interior design department at the Berlin International University. A great experience for the students and the lecturer!
You won’t miss the entrance to the new teachers room of Waldorf school!
Here you have the wonderful parquet layer’s work by Chudy & Pastucha Bau.
The construction site was a complicated one – but now guests are warmly invited to step into Neues Heim!
Details in black and white at Märchenbrunnen…
Let’s take the last material decisions at Märchenbrunnen…
Finally we have the corporate color at the reception, in the meeting areas and the phone boothes!
Last details to add to the in-built-furniture of apartment L.
A house is built into a house…
We are glad to celebrate the inauguration of the light installation “5 Säulen” on the forecourt of the culture and education centre with mosque in Marburg with noumerous guests!
I’s the kid’s hideout in the parent’s flat…
Still a secret space…
Just fix the last details and the built-in furniture in the villa H65 will be ready for use –
here the fitting room!
Kitcheninstallation in the villa Ahrenshooper Zeile…
Demolition works are completed in Huuskoppel – the finishes in bath and kitchen can be done now!
Photo: Nico von Hantelmann
