d84 CASE STUDY


wooden oor, a white eiling and white walls, while the oor and walls of the warm one are overed in tiles in three shades of an earthy reddish rown. These tiles are from Agro htal’s oldline series. The onrete eiling of this part of the apartment is painted as well, in a terraotta olor that losely mathes that of the tiles.


The two ontrasting parts of the interior are tied together y frnitre in la, white and grey. The asene of any other olor than terraotta has a strong visal effet, giving the slightly nsal impression of eing in a partially olored laandwhite movie.


n the proess of designing the apartment’s interior, the arhitets have eplored mltiple possiilities to maimise the differene etween the two parts, testing different ontrasts in material and olor. arda


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designer kitchen & bathroom designerkbmag.co.uk


said: e imagined that the day is right, fll of light, tals, friends, and food, while the night time ass for a private, safe and osy plae, and is a it dar and sleepy.


pressing these different moods in a relatively ontained spae has een the leading onept and has driven every design deision within the sheme. arda notes that for them  and the lient, who was enthsiasti aot the idea right from the start  the apartment shold have a strong and nonventional harater.


The ontrast they have opted for  white wood verss terraottaolored eramis  is not only strong in itself, t ontains an intriging twist as well. The onventional division in apartments is ased on the presene, or asene, of rnning water. sally the ithen, athroom and toilet are groped together


and often treated as a nit. n this ase, the material of hoie for the wet’ part of a dwelling is not applied in the ithen, while the edroom is lad with eramis.


As arda sees it, there were several reasons to tilise these tiles: e wanted to se a natral material whih old fill the spae’ and wold sggest that it wold e there permanently.


n addition, the designers elieve eramis old evoe the alm atmosphere they were seeing. ost importantly perhaps for the ritial sess of this interior is how the tiles have een lierated from their ommon, limited role and have eome the front and entre of the interior. d


Contacts YCL Studio / ycl.lt Agrob Buchtal / agrob-buchtal.de


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