Apartment with a View by SEHW Architektur

Apartment with a View is a modern apartment situated in Berlin’s Mitte district (Germany), redesigned in 2018 by SEHW Architektur.

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About Apartment with a View

Modern Living Atop Berlin’s Historic District

SEHW crafted a contemporary sanctuary above Berlin’s skyline for a London-based couple. Located in the historic Gründerzeit building in Berlin’s Mitte district, the once-dilapidated apartment underwent a transformative upgrade.

Seamless Integration with a Loft Vibe

Situated on the 4th floor, the apartment incorporated the untapped attic, enhancing its spacious allure. The lower level boasts an open floor plan. Enlarged doorways offer glimpses into adjacent rooms, giving an uninterrupted spatial flow. This sense of continuity finds reinforcement in the oak parquet flooring that spans throughout.

The upper level serves as the couple’s intimate space. It houses a cozy bedroom, a connected bathroom, and a dressing room.

A Nook for Knowledge and Culture

Given the homeowner’s profession as an art historian, ample book storage became essential. A floor-to-ceiling bookshelf stretches across the entire lower level, symbolizing the home’s seamless design. Interestingly, a window within the bookshelf frames views of the neighboring Plattenbauten—concrete high-rises, evoking an Andreas Gurski photograph.

Stylish Additions and Whimsical Touches

The home integrates distinct elements like a fireplace, a movable wall for flexible spacing, and an independent kitchen island. Furnished with design classics, the space exudes harmony. Yet, playful art and decor intermittently punctuate this serenity, adding layers of charm.

Photography by Philipp Obkircher

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- by Matt Watts

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