The apartment is located in the city center of Prishtina, and it overviews the Palace of Youth and Sports. This one- bedroom apartment was designed to accommodate a diaspora family during their hometown visits.

The beautiful and innovative aspect of this project lies on the fact that it was designed in close collaboration with the client. Creating a calm and tranquil space was the main goal because of their need to unwind when returning to their home country from the busy work life. So the idea was to create a vacation apartment but in the city centre of Prishtina.

Since it was a small space (65m2), the goal was to open up the space, resulting in more light and roomy living, kitchen and dinning area. The living space was unified by taking down the walls that separated the kitchen, pantry, and hallway, creating a continuous space, articulated by a central panel. A small but very practical apartment was designed by using a single element for double functioning.

Consisted of metal pipes, this panel becomes the element to visually separate the space and serve as a tv stand on one side and a kitchen bar on the other.

The apartment is designed to be experienced as a space of tranquility. This has been achieved with the simplicity of custom-made furniture and the use of calm and serene colors. Here you can see the dinning table custom made from (5) cm industrial pipes matching the coffee table in the living room as well as the Tv stand.

The wooden floor, white walls and the grey cement ceiling act as a background, while the focus remains on the beige in the dinning corner and the mint in the hallway furniture.

The bedroom is a continuation of that tranquil feeling. It consists of a floating bed, a vanity which doubles as a work station. And a large closet through out the wall. 

Another element that was used throughout the apartment is the arc seen earlier in the dinning area and hallway mirror and now the vanity mirror.