Apartment Rue de Lille is a renovated 19th century apartment that is being renovated by Berlin-based practice Spamroom. The residence is being refreshed for its new occupants, a fashion designer and art collector. The efforts to renovate the residence, which measures 100 square meters, focused on creating a calm series of spaces with a refined layout.
The 19th century apartment has been designed to accommodate social events, with a vestibule at the center of the plan helping to buffer the private and public sections of the residence.
The existing interior partitions of the apartment were removed, with smaller spaes being combined to create more open areas. This way, each room receives a courtyard window offering ample daylight and ventilation.
The transformation of the apartment results in well-lit and well-ventilated open spaces suitable for relaxation and hosting.
Photo Credits: designboom, spamroom.net
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Renovated Luxury Apartments
- Opportunity to renovate luxury apartments to create well-lit and well-ventilated open spaces suitable for relaxation and hosting.
- Combining Private and Public Spaces
- Opportunity to design spaces that accommodate social events by creating a buffer between private and public areas.
- Removal of Interior Partitions
- Opportunity to remove interior partitions and combine smaller spaces to create more open areas with ample daylight and ventilation.
Where This Applies
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior design firms to offer renovation services that transform luxury apartments into well-lit and well-ventilated open spaces.
- Real Estate
- Opportunity for real estate developers to renovate and market luxury apartments as spaces suitable for relaxation and hosting.
- Architecture
- Opportunity for architects to create innovative designs that combine private and public uses, while maximizing natural light and ventilation.
