The design of this modern loft conversion located in Prague, Czech Republic uses natural materials such as stone, brick and wood to enhance the flat and angular surfaces. Designed by architect Dalibor Hlavacek, the two-storey attic loft makes good use of limited floor space.
The living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom are on the lower floor. The upper gallery, accessible via staircase and a steel footbridge, creates an intimate space for the study, which can also be used as a second bedroom.
Via: ArchDaily
I could live there, I like it alot, except for the window over the bed, I need a dark room, I hate a bright bedroom.
Fabulous! I love the wood, bare bricks, grey and white walls; it's just perfect. Very clever use of small space and making it work. Well done!
Love the bedroom and washroom(bathroom).
Small? Its enormous compared to my place!
What a great property. Amazing lines and use of space. Could definitely use some personal touches, but might be a great bachelor pad.
I think is very cool and beateful. thanks for share.
no fridge? oh well
Donielle, although unhomey would work in this situation there's nothing wrong with the use of unhomely. Unhomeliness means a lack of intimacy and warmth which could definitely be a valid observation about this apartment.
misery signals and interior design in the same place!