This elegant and cozy Letna apartment was designed by Jana Hamrová and Objectum, located in Prague, Czech Republic. The building is protected as cultural heritage, and this requires careful reconstruction. Photos are by BoysPlayNice.
Presented apartment is situated in Prague Letna district in building constructed in 1938. The building is under a protection of heritage department. That can be seen in public areas as well as in each apartment. Some valuable elements as existing doors or special glass cladding behind the heating radiators are preserved.
The main concept is based on these elements and an appropriate additions to them. All over an area of the apartment is approx. 120 sqm and most of the area is dedicated to the living zone. Significantly smaller is a bedroom with glassed walk-in closet. Historical survey of the building discovered some pictures where big glassed door where shown. So a replica of this door was used in the entrance hall to make the space very lucent.
The minimalist bathroom was classed with simple shiny white cladding with an accent in the shower. Their can find travertine similar to the one used in the main hall of the building. Parquet floor was stained to the white tones as well as the dining table. Most of the furniture was custom made. Lighting is important for the interior. Lights that have been used are coherent with the materials and shapes used in 1930’s when the building was constructed, but they also bring a new breath.
