A young family inherited an apartment in a panel house from the 1970s, which did not undergo any changes before the intervention of the architects in 2020.
The aim was to reconstruct the apartment with an area of ​​68 m2 so that it would allow free use of living space and privacy in two bedrooms. The reconstruction is sincere, not suppressing the utilitarian character of panel housing.
The new layout solution is radical, clean. The main living room now occupies almost half of the apartment's area and opens across the entire width of the building, 12 meters. In the middle, there is a kitchen and storage space. At the east end, there is a space for a dining room and on the west, a living area is separable by a curtain. However, the use of this generous space with an area of ​​37.8 m2 is in the hands of the apartment owners. There is a bathroom behind the kitchen illuminated by daylight through an opening above the kitchen desk.

The materials of the apartment are intertwined with layers of original, rough surfaces and new, minimalist elements of the interior. The original walls are cleaned concrete, in some rooms covered with one coat of white paint to show the character of the panel walls. Marmoleum is newly laid on the floor, which is close in nature to panel construction. The bathroom is covered by a network of pink tiles measuring 20x10cm. The lighting of the apartment is solved by LED profiles in shapes that enhance the nature of individual rooms. All built-in furniture is white, matte. The appearance of the apartment is completed by free-standing furniture from Czech manufacturers, room flowers, white curtains, and common daily necessities.