Designed by SOA, House Lhotka in Prague, Czech Republic, was completed in 2020. This house, arranged in four distinct volumes, is unified by a central corridor and dining area. Large windows and movable glass partitions enhance the connection to the garden.
Designer Malfinio renovated Prague’s E07 Apartment in 2022, infusing contemporary design with historic touches. The apartment’s layout was reconfigured to create a spacious central hub, adding distinct character and vibrancy. The design incorporates unique materials and bold colors, reflecting the client’s lifestyle.
Skull Studio designed the Vanguard loft in Prague, Czech Republic, in 2023. This innovative space harmoniously blends industrial architecture with early 20th-century modernism. The open-plan layout includes a central living area, flexible movable walls, and an elevated gallery. A tribute to racing legend Eliška Junková influenced its design, incorporating modernism, futurism, and functionalism.
Michaela Zahorovska used Bauhaus design principles and upcycling techniques for the Vanguard Prague loft in the Czech Republic. Completed in 2023, the project explores fluidity and rationality, providing a distinct and eclectic living space.
Under the Star Game Reserve by Martin Cenek Architecture in Prague, Czech Republic, features three apartments set along the edge of a historic game reserve. Designed in 2022, it incorporates exposed concrete and natural oak veneer interiors, with outermost houses sporting hipped roofs.
Discover Calm Wild Nature, an exquisite apartment designed by Iva Hajkova, nestled in the serene Prague 6 district of the Czech Republic. This contemporary space showcases natural materials and a minimalist design style, perfectly capturing the essence of a young family’s lifestyle while embracing the beauty of the nearby Divoká Šárka nature reserve.
Mlékárenská Apartment, a minimalist marvel designed by RDTH architekti in the heart of Prague, Czech Republic, effortlessly blends function and aesthetics within a 74 m2 prefab concrete panel apartment.
This innovative project challenges the boundaries of traditional living, seamlessly accommodating three household members with privacy and shared spaces, all while embodying a captivating ascetic approach to modern design.
The Recontruction of an Apartment in Prague by ATELIER 111 architekti showcases a stunning transformation of a historic 20th-century apartment in the heart of the Czech capital. Spanning an entire floor, this generous living space combines a modern, open-concept design with the apartment’s original character, featuring a seamless enfilade, a vibrant quartzite kitchen island, and a central circular dining table that anchors the entire layout. Elegant brass accents and a cohesive ivory color palette tie together the apartment’s blend of contemporary and traditional elements.