This project transforms a 94 m² one-bedroom apartment into a two-bedroom layout (or a combination of bedroom and workspace).

Upon entering, a long corridor leads toward the living area. The corridor, free of loose furniture, offered an opportunity to experiment with built-in architectural forms. Wooden cabinetry is designed as abstract elements that disguise their utility functions. These are placed like islands between light sources, with faceted forms allowing for permeability and ease of movement. A full-height mirror visually expands the corridor by reflecting spatial elements.

The corridor opens into a continuous open-plan kitchen, living room, and studio space extending from the rear to the front façade – ensuring rare dual natural lighting, which the designers preserved while optimizing space use.

A translucent wall separates the studio, providing visual privacy while still allowing light to pass through. It consists of fixed frosted glass and wooden window frames that function as an internal façade – maintaining openness and enabling airflow. At night, the translucent partition glows, becoming a luminous architectural feature within the apartment.