This project is a perfect example of how to create an interior with real character – even with a limited budget. The 61 m² apartment was designed for a young woman who wanted a light, functional, and contemporary space for both living and working.

We rethought the original two‑bedroom layout, combining the kitchen and living room into a single, open‑plan space. The apartment also includes a separate bedroom with a walk‑in wardrobe, a bathroom, and an entrance hall – everything needed, with no wasted square metres.

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The key tool? Colour.

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A light, neutral base paired with bold mustard accents made the interior both expressive and highly personal – without significantly increasing the budget. Contrasting feature walls in the hallway and living room visually correct the narrow corridor and gently define the workspace, all while preserving a sense of openness and flow.

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This project clearly demonstrates how thoughtful planning, precise colour choices, and a minimalist approach can deliver a stylish, functional interior that looks far more expensive than its actual cost.