We are currently working on a new interior design concept in Budapest, where the relationship between space and light plays a particularly important role.
This short video offers a glimpse into our presentation material – not the final result, but that moment when the space is just about to come to life.
(Click the play button to watch the video.)
The main functions are visible: the dining area, the staircase, and the upstairs wardrobe — a distinctive feature that preserves transparency towards the panoramic view. It allows light to pass through, while the frosted glass ensures privacy, keeping the living room visually protected.
The design delicately balances openness and spatial transparency with the intimacy of the wardrobe area.
The character of the space is defined by the dialogue between surfaces: alongside the contemporary structure, a subtle reference appears in the wallpaper inspired by Gothic architectural motifs, bringing a sense of history into the interior and creating a gentle counterpoint to the transparent, modern framework.
For us, interior design is always a dialogue — a continuous conversation between materials, function and proportion.
In this project as well, we seek to discover how an interior can be both contemporary and timeless.