Attic in Prague Is Renovated To Reflect Owners’ Love of Czech Graffiti Art

The Artwork Maisonette in Letná is an attic condominium in a Nineteen Thirties Prague constructing that bought a facelift from esté architekti that displays the house owners’ love of Czech graffiti artwork. Some points of the unique construct have been preserved, just like the concrete wall screeds and oak parquet flooring, whereas the kitchen acquired an improve. The impartial backdrop and open flooring plan lets the colourful art work take heart stage. The busy work pop in opposition to white and gray partitions, that are void of extraneous particulars.

A brand new glass stair railing makes the double-height house really feel bigger and extra open whereas the facet profile of the steps provides geometry to the house.

Angled partitions enable extra daylight to achieve the inside of the house.

Daring and typically quirky artwork are paired with impartial furnishings, like the sunshine gray sectional couch and black espresso tables.

Hidden behind closed closet doorways are vibrant colours that change the look of the inside all through the day as they’re used and opened.

At first look, this bed room seems to be simply black and white till the closet door slides open to disclose its pink closet.

Photographs by Studio Flusser.

Caroline Williamson is Editorial Director of Design Milk. She has a BFA in images from SCAD and may often be discovered trying to find classic wares, doing New York Occasions crossword puzzles in pen, or remodeling playlists on Spotify.