The architects were approached for the interior design by the investor at a time when the rough construction was being realized. As a result, they had the opportunity to make several "cosmetic" adjustments and relocations of partitions to work with the necessary amount of hidden storage space. Additionally, the design of the interior had to adhere to the shape of the drywall ceilings, the arrangement of the bathrooms, and the electrical installation scheme. The main idea of the artistic concept was a commitment to traditional materials such as travertine, veneer with a straight grain structure, raw iron, and stainless steel, supported by a quality oak floor, showcasing their material advantages in generous shapes and the cleanest details possible. Equally important was the work of carpenters in crafting custom atypical furniture according to the precise design of the architects.
