This duplex is built around the idea of harmony between shapes, materials, and colors—a modern sensibility that doesn’t overwhelm, but instead wraps the space in comfort and refined detail.
At the heart of the living room stands a bold mustard-yellow sofa, filling the space with energy and contrast.
Behind it, a conceptual library in olive green transforms the wall into an architectural feature through its asymmetrical modules.
The soft forms of the coffee tables and the muted tones of the textiles balance the sofa’s daring accent.

The kitchen combines two shades—deep blue and olive green—arranged in clean lines with maximum practicality.
Naturally, we once again have a double backsplash, due to yet another heat pump placed in an unusual and unconventional location, once again within the tall unit.

The dining area is defined by comfortable chairs in a neutral texture and a round table, while the green floor tiles add a distinctive character and visually separate the kitchen zone.

The bedroom is both modern and cozy.
A wall panel in rich green introduces a sense of calm, while the black pendant lights add vertical rhythm.
Dark blue curtains create intimacy with a touch of drama.
Here, the design serves the idea of “rest” without unnecessary noise.

In the bathroom, we find clean lines, a combination of graphite tones, and soft textures.
The shower area is designed with delicate vertical forms that emphasize height and add depth to the space.

Two apartments, two interpretations—and heat pumps in abundance.