An apartment in Munich radiates simple elegance. The project is from a single source, from the initial design to the final detail. Clean lines make up the aesthetics. The interior is tasteful and of high quality, and completed by handcrafted details.

The cuboid is the apartment’s central element. It opens the space and at the same time separates the living, cooking, reading and multimedia areas. Dark fronts of oak wood, next to clad panels of olive-gray buffalo leather, give the surface its special feel and effect. Part of the kitchen has been concealed inside the cube and kept in monochrome gray

The dressing room is reminiscent of a boutique. Indirect lighting, concealed hardware — every detail is meticulously crafted. In the entrance area and home office, dark Parsol glass is framed in burnished brass and provides distinct accents.