FormaFatal has designed the interiors of an attic apartment in a historic building in Prague, Czech Republic, applying modern elements that contrast the space’s “old story” told by its beams. The renovation of the attic space in the historic building at Arbes Square focused on creating a two-level attic apartment intended for exclusive rental.
Sensu is a serene café located in Prague, Czech Republic, designed by Atelier Jiřího Lukáše. Conceptualised as an island of calmness amidst the bustling urban environment of the new Žižkov, the Asian café features a temperate material palette of wood, linen, concrete, and glass, emphasizing natural tones to enhance vibrant matcha and sweets within its interior. Designed in 2025, the project embodies meticulous design and a commitment to quality.
Set within a Baroque garden in Kamenná Lhota, Czech Republic, the House Oskar is designed by Jan Žaloudek for his family. Built in 2025, this property emphasizes contemplation, inspiration, and recreation. Featuring a white stucco façade, wooden shading panels and a classic motor home-inspired interior, the dwelling harmoniously integrates natural cycles and artistic elements, ensuring that daily routines transform into profound experiences.
View on Prague is a loft located in Prague, Czech Republic, designed by Michaela Zahorovska and completed in 2024. The stylish interior design blends refined with raw elements, showcasing industrial strength balanced against soft plaster finishes, all while maximizing the view.
Prague-based studio Markéta Bromová Architekti has completed the interior of the Mezi Srnky bistro in Prague, Czech Republic. Designed in 2024, the bistro sits within a late 19th-century apartment building in the Vinohrady district. The team focused on durable materials such as terrazzo and textured plaster to create a lively, functional atmosphere. The color palette includes playful details and tactile finishes, providing a visual balance between raw and refined elements for an elegant dining experience.
Czech studio Senkyr Architekti has completed the Architect’s Loft in Prague, a residential conversion of an abandoned attic space. Working with limited resources, the architect focused on exposing the original historical elements like the chimney and wooden beams.
With a ceiling height of five meters, the 75-square-meter apartment features understated built-in furniture, including a glass partition and concealed storage, highlighting the old house’s historical features.
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.
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