Design and realisation of the interior of a private apartment in Spindleruv Mlyn. In the interior, the emphasis is on simplicity and completeness. The entire space is unified in a palette of a few materials, dominated by natural spruce rough wood. The impression of roughness and rawness of the mountain hut is complemented by subtle work with light and the different atmosphere of individual parts of the apartment.

A complete renovation of an interior of a mountain apartment.

The weekend apartment resides within the newly renovated former hotel in Spindleruv Mlyn. The apartment is situated on the ground floor, on a hill at the end of the entrance road. Windows of the apartment frame the peaceful landscape views of the Krkonose mountains. The apartment has gone under a reconstruction previously, however, without the expectations met by the owner. Therefore, decided to completely renovate again, including new floors, suspended ceilings, all equipment, sanitary facilities, and more. Based on the client's requirements, we created a warm interior, evoking a mountain hut with a slightly industrial touch. The main theme is natural wood in several shapes and surface variations.

The 110 m2 apartment is divided into several rooms by the entrance hall - bedroom, children's room, guest room, and main living area with kitchen. The interior is united in a palette of a few materials, which are dominated by natural spruce wood, and very light grey painting, and it is closed from above by a concrete ceiling with a recognized cable line that runs through the entire apartment.

The emphasis is on simplicity and coziness. Wooden floor in the corridor and the main area transitions into natural spruce wall claddings. The structure of the wood is supported by the relatively large thickness of the scratched veneer. Adding roughness of the material to the interior feeling. The same material is also applied to the furniture, bringing together the space. The dark-grey stained wood in the kitchen connects the interior, yet at the same time separates it from the living room area.

The dominant piece of the living and dining room is a large wooden dining table with hanging lamps and timber cladding, with a bench in the background. The rest of the interior is tuned into grey tones, accompanied by soft pastel colors and black metal pieces. The same material and colour typology is applied in the bedrooms, where the wooden floor is replaced by a soft carpet, and the bathroom with large-format ceramic tiles complemented by concrete and steel details.

The impression of a mountain hut is also achieved with a warm light, hanging light bulbs throughout the apartment and a fireplace in the corner of the living area. Individual places in the interior are complemented by hanging or attached lamps, each of which creates a different atmosphere, whether day or night.