
Trešnjevka Apartment
This concept for an apartment in Trešnjevka shows how the right use of colour can give a space energy and character that leaves no one indifferent.
View projectEverything starts with an idea that needs to be given shape. Today, modern 3D tools can turn any idea into a visualisation of the space. It is very important that the ideas are technically feasible and, of course, within the client's budget.
You can see what all of this looks like once it is shaped into 3D visualisations in the examples below, taken from the concept designs we have created over the years.
What an interior concept design includes

This concept for an apartment in Trešnjevka shows how the right use of colour can give a space energy and character that leaves no one indifferent.
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The concept for this apartment in Jarun involved a complete renovation of the existing layout. Its visual identity is built on neutral colours, enriched with wood finishes and a calming shade of green, while the layout itself is tailored to the clients' wishes.
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A small space for a big getaway. This concept for a small house in Zelina shows how well just 25 m2 can be used. The colours are neutral, yet the space has plenty of character thanks to its textures and the wooden wall panelling painted in a petrol blue shade.
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With colours, textures and the overall idea, we set out to blend this prefabricated house into its surroundings in the beautiful, forest-covered Prigorje region.
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This modern apartment was conceived in monochrome shades of beige and white, with the occasional accent in wood and stone finishes that make it a modern and warm place to live.
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A concept for the complete renovation of a holiday apartment on the island of Brač, designed as a neutral, relaxing and unpretentious space for the owners' family summers.
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A concept for an apartment on the upper floors of a high-rise in Vienna. With a modern layout and details, we wanted to highlight the stunning view of the city and the Danube through the large windows, while keeping the practicality of a new-build apartment.
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A renovation concept for an apartment in Trešnjevka. The space is shaped both functionally and aesthetically around its owners, who wanted a neutral colour palette, a relaxing atmosphere and timeless design.
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A concept for an elegant, modern apartment in neutral beige tones, combined with contrasting walnut wood finishes.
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A concept for the interior of a large house in Slovenia. By combining light materials with strongly textured wood and ceramics, plus the occasional interesting detail, we created a beautiful and engaging interior for this two-storey house.
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The idea for furnishing part of this attic apartment was to combine contrasting, interesting forms that give the space a sense of elegance and a relaxing atmosphere, along with the practicality it needed.
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Furnishing a holiday apartment in Osijek. An airy, simple space with clean Scandinavian lines and details that give the apartment a relaxed feel.
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A complete renovation of one floor of a family house in Žitnjak. The contrast of light and dark colours, with the occasional bold detail, gives the interior energy, a sense of space and visual impact.
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A renovation project for the living area of an apartment and two bathrooms. A monochrome combination of beige tones, contrasted with wooden surfaces and surfaces in various stone textures.
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A distinctive concept full of details in blue and sea-inspired tones, with interesting wallpapers and tiles. The project was designed for clients who want to live a calm island life all year round.
View projectSee also our completed turnkey interiors