Architecture Environment Technology
D2 House
2024, Prishtina, Kosovo
On a surface of 300m2, the space integrates a living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, stairs and the halls. The proposal starts with the aim to make tangible: silence and unity.
The selected shades were the main challenge, as the focus was to create a peaceful environment. Design idea starts with bringing the existing spaces into more functional and comfortable spaces based on the client's requests, such as: comfort and the integration of these spaces as a functional one.
The process focused on social spaces. The vertical communication (stairs), which was foreseen on two sides, became linear and once has the role of a residential sculpture. The bedrooms, as more intimate spaces, were differentiated by the incorporation of bathrooms in the rooms.
Natural materials and tones were the appropriate choice for creating a peaceful environment. The project took shape by changing the soil tones in the social spaces with a small/detailed graved texture which through artificial heat lights can present a strong impact. Those method was presented in the living room, the corridor, and all of them connected with other soil tones of the same color family.
In each room carefully designed furniture by us depending on age and gender. Black wood with small 45-degree textures was chosen as strong influence in natural soil colors of rooms, which together make rooms as peaceful.
Dark
2023, Prishtina, Kosovo
The merging of two residential units into a single unit created linearity and increased the views. As a result, the analysis showed that such a space should be separated by visual barriers to create dynamic. The materials used are natural inspiration (earth) with dark tones.
Earth
2023, Brezovica, Kosovo
The utilization of natural resources through the connection of the interior of the house and the external environment was the main goal of the interpolation. Earth is conceived by simplicity, materials that determine the nature and increase the quality of movement within it.
Argjila
2023, Strasbourg, France
Red bricks have been a popular choice for interior design for centuries. The natural warmth of the brick color and texture can elevate any space, from rustic to modern. Brick walls add character and depth to any room, and can be paired with other materials such as wood, metal or concrete to create a unique industrial look. Whether it's a feature wall, fireplace or entire room, red bricks are a durable, low-maintenance and timeless option for interior design that will never go out of style.
The Choard
2023, Mati 1, Prishtina
Simplicity in interior design is all about creating a space that is uncluttered, clean, and free of unnecessary distractions. It involves using a minimalist approach to decorating, with a focus on clean lines, neutral colors, and functional pieces. This design style emphasizes the concept of “less is more” and encourages an uncluttered and peaceful environment. Because it prioritizes function and clarity, simplicity in interior design is perfect for those who prefer a calm and minimalist space that is easy to navigate and enjoy.
Industrial
2023, Prishtina MALL, Prishtina
The whole idea is concepted with the principle of creating a monochrome space which was achieved through the use of "industrial" materials with gray tones, to give priority to the textile products that will be exhibited. The design was conceived on the theoretical principle of simplicity, which is manifested by the connection of linear forms and materials that are not dedicated to the interior such as: concrete mesh, metal water pipes, construction reinforcements, stainless steel plates.
The function of the interior is designed for offering as much as possible space for circulation. The shape of floor on the surface of 149sqm extends in a ratio of 1:2 in favor of the length. To balance the visual experience, display boxes have been placed against the length. Stainless steel shelves on the wall in a linear way, orient the customer in the space. In order to not leave the impression of unlimited space, the covering of the ceiling and the opposite wall is covered by 10x10cm modular reinforcement concrete steel.
The intensity of the lighting is chosen with the aim of experiencing the materials and the space as well as possible, removing the ambiguity of mixing the color given by the lighting with materials that do not contain heat in themselves.
Brown
2021, Mati 1, Prishtina
