Apartment Lucerne

Expansive apartment over two floors

The use of materials such as concrete and elm veneer enables the fusion of two apartments on different floors into a single complete and atmospheric apartment. The layout concept envisions a new connecting staircase. The concrete wall of the living room gives way to a single flight of stairs to the top floor and forms a unifying feature up to the pony wall. The heart and backbone of the lower floor is a built-in unit in elm veneer. It spans across the entire length of the space and forms the kitchen, cabinet frontage and wall panelling in one. Beyond the wood panelling, the subtle English tones in the rooms provide a balancing contrast to the cast materials of the exposed concrete walls and anhydrite floor.

Apartment Lucerne_2_Elm panelling with view into the custom-built kitchen

Apartment Lucerne_3_Elm panelling with niche and anhydrite floor

Apartment Lucerne_4_Elm panelling and exposed concrete wall in living room

Apartment Lucerne_5_View of guest bathroom painted in Bone China Blue by Little Greene

Apartment Lucerne_6_Study with cabinet frontage and sliding doors

Apartment Lucerne_7_Study with cabinet frontage and sliding doors

Apartment Lucerne_8_Master ensuite with Vola fixtures in black and Winckelmans tiles in combination with the anhydrite floor

Apartment Lucerne_9_Bathroom with Vola fixtures in black and Winckelmans tiles in Super Blanc

Apartment Lucerne_10_Master bedroom with anhydrite-surface stairs to the upper floor

Apartment Lucerne_11_TV room upstairs with view of the balcony with IPE wood decking

Apartment Lucerne_12_TV room upstairs with anhydrite floor and exposed concrete pony wall

Apartment Lucerne_13_Hallway, wall unit with view into children’s room in Light Peachblossom by Little Greene

Apartment Lucerne_14_Children’s room painted in Light Peachblossom by Little Greene