This apartment, located in a high-rise, embodies a refined approach to minimalism, where materiality and thoughtful spatial planning take center stage. A defining feature of the interior is the vertical arrangement of clay tiles on a singular wall, serving as the only contrasting element in an otherwise muted palette dominated by shades of grey. This design choice subtly draws the eye toward the openness of the space while enhancing its perceived scale. The furniture, meticulously handcrafted from a single material—wood—exudes both lightness and structural integrity, reinforcing a deep respect for material purity. The living area is punctuated by blank frames that emphasize openness and maximize natural light, while the kitchen features a sleek handleless modular system, complemented by a thoughtfully integrated wooden breakfast counter. Designed to conserve space, this counter seamlessly aligns with the granite surface, with concealed seating that enhances functionality without disrupting movement. Rock-shaped wooden pieces arranged asymmetrically on the walls further underscore the apartment’s understated yet sophisticated aesthetic.

Each bedroom carries its unique identity through customized color schemes tailored to individual preferences. One, in particular, embraces a soft pastel pink palette, where the bed’s backsplash echoes the geometric rhythm of a coffered ceiling, translating its form onto the wall. The wardrobes, crafted entirely from solid wood, project a timeless elegance, with concealed handles that blend seamlessly into the paneling, creating a unified and uninterrupted surface. Throughout the apartment, the interplay of rustic and earthy elements—wood and clay—forms the cornerstone of the design philosophy, celebrating simplicity and authenticity. The space is a testament to the notion that restraint in design can speak volumes, allowing subtle details, textures, and materials to shape an environment of quiet sophistication and harmony.