This full renovation transforms a thirty-year-old apartment into a refined, gallery-like home for a young couple—both photographers and collectors—whose lifestyle merges creativity with precision. The design celebrates clarity and restraint, using stainless steel as the defining material throughout: reflective, tactile, and quietly futuristic. Its seamless surfaces expand light, blur boundaries, and introduce an industrial elegance that contrasts with the softness of the surrounding architecture.

Every detail, from the integrated storage systems to the brushed metal kitchen and sculptural fixtures, is crafted with a sense of precision akin to photographic composition. The palette is reduced to essentials—metal, light, shadow—allowing the couple’s art and collected objects to occupy the space as living installations. The result is a quietly radical home: minimalist yet sensual, functional yet poetic, where reflection and structure become one.