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In 2015, a renowned German luxury apartment developer commissioned a prestigious 140 m² apartment project in the residential area of Dahlem, Berlin. Located on the ground floor of a high-end building, the apartment is situated in an idyllic setting at the edge of the forest, offering tranquility while remaining close to the bustling area of Kurfürstendamm.

Project Overview

The apartment includes:

• A master bedroom with a custom walk-in closet
• A functional office
• A contemporary kitchen
• An elegant dining area
• A spacious and inviting living room

Every detail was carefully considered to meet the client’s expectations for comfort and refinement. The entire project was overseen from material selection to the design of custom furniture.

Design and Execution

The interior design combines high-end minimalism with warmth. Natural materials such as oak, stone, steel, as well as fabrics like linen and velvet, create a luxurious and timeless atmosphere.

Notable elements include:

• An elegant fireplace, matched with a custom-designed coffee table and TV stand
• A large, dark wood bookshelf with built-in storage spaces and a hidden desk
• A custom-made velvet sofa, three meters in length, designed to accommodate numerous guests while optimizing space

The open living room flows seamlessly into the dining area, which connects to the kitchen. The use of oak wood for the oval dining table adds a rustic touch to the contemporary design, creating a balance between modernity and raw materials.

The neutral color palette, dominated by beige tones, allows natural light to fill the space, creating a bright and airy interior.

Discreet and Contemporary Luxury

The project embodies a vision of design as a “tailor-made suit,” perfectly adapted to both the space and the client’s lifestyle. Every room reflects a refined aesthetic, avoiding ostentation while showcasing high-quality materials.

Bespoke Expertise

The project demonstrates the ability to blend functionality and elegance, resulting in an apartment where every detail tells a story. This 2015 project in Dahlem remains a key reference, showcasing expertise in high-end architecture and interior design.