Residential interior with built-in furniture

This project involved custom-made furniture and built-in elements for the living area, kitchen, bedroom, bathrooms, and the home office and storage zones. Here, the furniture design is part of the architecture itself. The kitchen units flow seamlessly into tall storage blocks, fitted wardrobes form compact wall surfaces, and the same material approach carries through to the bathroom furniture, the home office corner and the storage units in the dining area. Handle-less fronts and integrated lighting combine with closed storage and open niches to keep the result clean and uncluttered.

A defining detail throughout the project is the rounded edges and seamless transitions between the furniture runs. Behind their visual simplicity lies a more demanding construction — often a multi-layer build of bent board materials, internal ribs and an HPL surface finish. We also built dedicated jigs for production, which kept the shape of both straight and curved sections precise.

The result is an interior built on precision, material continuity and details that flow naturally into one another. It is this engineered approach to the curved, non-standard elements that lets the space keep the clean simplicity that defines it.

Interior design: Zeit Architects

Interior fit-out: Woodever

Photography: Jan Martinek