Home Design Engineer Daniele Claudio Taddei tackled the test of "bringing into this century" a 1980's mechanical flat situated in Zurich. With different changes executed all through, the mechanical style living arrangement now divulges a crisp, contemporary look.
The design of the condo is generally straightforward, with the open-arrangement living spaces on the fundamental level and the room and lavatory upstairs. Uncovered wooden shafts, metal confining and gigantic solid columns hold the modern character of the condo. The dark casings around the coating roused the undertaking's name, A Touch of Chanel, on account of its gesture to great Chanel suits.
Glass was utilized widely (observe the straightforward ground surface on the second level) to let in characteristic light. "The stairs were supplanted and the current wood floor was treated with hued shades," the designers clarified. "The kitchen was reached out with a stainless steel ledge and to keep the open feel of the vast space, the restroom was envisioned fit as a fiddle of a glass box".
A moderate shading palette in dark, white, cocoa and beige gives the spot a smart and open feel. [Photography credits: Bruno Hidsdh]
