The complete reconstruction of the apartment in the historic building meant changing the original, inadequate layout from the first half of the 20th century.

The long but narrow living room is newly divided into a bedroom, bathroom and library. The new partition between the bedroom, library and bathroom is made of glass blocks. Thanks to this, the bathroom is illuminated by daylight despite being located located inside the layout and without its own windows. Through the hallway with the bookcase, the light from the bedroom continues into the center of the layout. The glass blocks are sandblasted and thus ensure enough privacy in the bathroom.

Small rooms facing the yard are united into one living space. The hallway is replaced by a kitchen. The partition between the hallway and the new living room is removed and replaced by a kitchen island. This creates a generous, airy interior, not expected in such historical house.

The living room is dominated by a large wardrobe fitted with a door made of galvanized sheet metal. The oil stain effect changes during the day and with the amount of light in the room. The color matches the wooden floor, and the reflectivity of the sheets illuminates the otherwise dark corner of the apartment. The roughness of the sheet metal surface bring a pleasant industrial accent to the interior. From the kitchen, the corner of the wardrobe is lined with a tinted mirror. It partially fulfills the function of a classic mirror at the entrance to the apartment.

The floor in the bedroom is original, planked, renovated. The floor in the hallway and living room is new oak, waxed. New large-format tiles are laid in the hall and kitchen.

Non-standard high kitchen cabinets serve as seasonal storage space for the entire apartment. Likewise, the space above the toilet, accessible from the kitchen. The kitchen unit is black-grey. Optically matches the kitchen floor.

The water pipes is not walled off in the shaft, only covered by a tailor-made bustle. It takes up less space and brings an artistic element to the interior.

The living room is complemented by an adjustable ceiling lamp. Curtains in the bedroom cover not only the window, but the entire wall.

There are a number of other atypical elements from the owners' workshop: concrete pendant light, cabinet handles. The apartment is a sensitive combination of the original historical interior with the contemporary and slightly experimental character of newly inserted elements.

Complete reconstruction
- new gas condensing boiler
- new radiators
- new water, gas and electricity distributions
- floor heating under cast floors