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This attic apartment in a resort area by the Gulf
of Finland is a space where nature and architecture complement each other in perfect harmony. The high ceilings — ranging from 3 to 4.8 meters — became the starting point for a unique interior concept. Zoning was thoughtfully planned so that every element highlights the spatial dynamics while preserving a sense
of openness and freedom.
of Finland is a space where nature and architecture complement each other in perfect harmony. The high ceilings — ranging from 3 to 4.8 meters — became the starting point for a unique interior concept. Zoning was thoughtfully planned so that every element highlights the spatial dynamics while preserving a sense
of openness and freedom.
Natural materials such as wood, stone, and warm sandy tones bring organic warmth and tranquility, echoing the surrounding pine forest and sea coast.
Advanced engineering solutions ensure year-round comfort, while large windows flood the space with natural light and offer scenic views of the pine trees and the Gulf. An emphasis on minimalism and functionality allows the interior to breathe —
free from clutter, yet rich in atmosphere.
free from clutter, yet rich in atmosphere.
This attic apartment in a resort area
by the Gulf of Finland is a space where nature and architecture complement each other in perfect harmony. The high ceilings — ranging from 3 to 4.8 meters — became the starting point for a unique interior concept. Zoning was thoughtfully planned so that every element highlights the spatial dynamics while preserving
a sense of openness and freedom.
by the Gulf of Finland is a space where nature and architecture complement each other in perfect harmony. The high ceilings — ranging from 3 to 4.8 meters — became the starting point for a unique interior concept. Zoning was thoughtfully planned so that every element highlights the spatial dynamics while preserving
a sense of openness and freedom.
Natural materials such as wood, stone, and warm sandy tones bring organic warmth and tranquility, echoing the surrounding pine forest and sea coast.
Advanced engineering solutions ensure year-round comfort, while large windows flood the space with natural light and offer scenic views of the pine trees and the Gulf. An emphasis on minimalism and functionality allows the interior to breathe — free from clutter, yet rich in atmosphere.
(CONCEPT)
(DESCRIPTION)
Sestroretsk
(LOCATION)
2024
(YEAR)
52m2
(AREA)
High
(BUDGET)
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