This mountain apartment very clearly refers to its environment and history - in several different forms. The wish of the investor, a young family, was savvy housing for year-round recreation that would make maximum use of the apartment's potential. To achieve the optimal solution, the architects chose an artistic concept of interweaving the natural materials of wood, which intertwines throughout the apartment and thus creates a harmonious whole. The latter could only be successfully supported thanks to the absolute support of atypical production like doors, tiles, kitchen, bathroom furniture, beds to wardrobe hangers were made to measure for this interior.
The apartment uses a special lighting solution. Especially with the ambient backlighting of atypical wall coverings in the silhouette of mountain peaks, with the work of Czech glassmakers from the Bomma company or atypical lamps with the integration of "levitating" grown trees suspended from the ceiling. An important element of this atmosphere are decorative objects with their natural patina, which include historic cross-country skis, sledges, snowshoes or processed wooden logs with storage niches used as coffee tables.

The defining material here is the wooden floor, which was also used as cladding on selected walls or even the ceiling in the bedroom, which achieved the overall warmth and coziness of the interior. Complementary materials are lacquered MDF in anthracite color, lighter wood decor for the creation of a contrasting element and Krion artificial stone. Ceramic tiles with a structure reminiscent of natural stone are used in the bathrooms. Sanita is chosen in subsequent darker shades. The bathroom is dominated by a free-standing bathtub with illuminated niches. Ambient lighting dominates the entire bathroom.
After six months of using the interior, the investors are completely satisfied and are happy to have an original space that is not subject to current trends and will retain its value in the future due to its timelessness in its environment.