Our Design Projects

The concept aimed for a clean Scandinavian-Japandi aesthetic built on light, natural wood finishes and warm, earthy tones, ensuring an appealing yet timeless, high-quality appearance for tenants.

A home prepared for rental does not mean compromising on quality. In fact, it is often where there is room for truly thoughtful decisions.

Interior design in a small apartment requires an entirely different logic than designing a large home. Here, every centimeter has a function—as proven by this 45 m² Budapest apartment that a young couple entrusted to us.

During the design of the family home in Budaörs, we had to create a well-functioning, personalized interior space within the existing architectural framework.

In this District XI panel apartment, we completely reimagined the starting foundations to create a home that aligns with the owner’s clear vision and lifestyle, ensuring long-term comfort.

When designing a young couple’s apartment in Marina Part, the greatest challenge was presented by the corner unit’s characteristics: the numerous windows and terrace doors left limited wall space available for furniture placement.

We redesigned the entire 73 m2 apartment for a family of four and two dogs. We began the design with a structural survey to open up the connection between the living room, kitchen, and dining area as much as possible, while taking into account the building’s constraints.

The 120 m² Várkert project was one of our most exciting professional challenges: we transformed a former wellness and massage salon into an elegant, two-story second home for our Budapest clients.

As new parents with a tiny baby, our clients approached our team to transform their new Budapest home into a calm, lovable, and well-functioning family space.

Combining two separate apartments is always an exciting professional challenge, but it becomes truly inspiring when the client arrives with a strong, distinctive vision. In this project, we had to create a new, generous home guided by a unique “minimalist maximalist” approach.

A newly built family home where clean beige, wood, and sand tones create a calm, cohesive atmosphere. The design revolves around true functionality: a walk-in closet separated from the bedroom provides convenient storage, while the kitchen features a large built-in wall unit with concealed storage and an elegant display cabinet, connected by a peninsula suitable for both breakfast and entertaining guests.

This 92 m² newly built apartment serves as a second base for an active family: the teenage brother and sister frequently visit Budapest for their sports matches. The goal was to provide them with the same level of comfort here as they have at home.

We reimagined the Budapest home of a Hungarian-Italian family with two children living in Italy to function as a true, comfortable base during stays of a few weeks at home.

We redesigned the kitchen, dining area, and two bathrooms of an apartment located in a large Art Deco building for a family of four. During the functional transformation, we converted two storage rooms into a new bathroom, giving the younger child their own bathroom, while the rest of the family uses the shared, larger bathroom.

The client originally purchased the new-build apartment for personal use, and now we are refreshing it for his son – ensuring there is space for friends, piano playing, and the whirlwind of university life.

A young couple with a small child asked for our help with the interior design of their family home under construction.
They wanted a practical home with plenty of storage space.

Our clients purchased the apartment as an investment in a worn-out condition, and our task was to renovate it cost-effectively yet tastefully.

Our client is a young man who approached us to design the interior of a family home with stunning panoramic views. In the concept, we combined youthful energy with elegant, refined details.

Our clients are an elderly couple from Debrecen who frequently visit their adult children in Budapest. The time has come to replace the nightly commute with a second home in Budapest. Delicate, subdued pastel colors, textile-effect furniture fronts, and the blend of natural wood patterns create a comfortable atmosphere.

A young foreign woman working in the IT sector requested our assistance with the interior design of her new home. We created a home office suitable for remote work, which also needed to provide an aesthetically pleasing environment for online meetings.

We were commissioned to design the first home for a young student couple, where the parents are helping their child realize their first own home.

The design was guided by a natural, earthy color palette: shades of sand, beige, and earth tones dominate the interior, radiating calmness and timeless elegance.

The private bathroom accessed from the bedroom, the bright and elegant walk-in closet, and the kitchen-dining area composed with soft colors all reflect a harmonious balance between classic and modern styles.

Instead of going abroad, a youthful and energetic couple chose Lake Balaton, looking for a holiday home where they could relax and recharge with their two teenage sons.