Loft F5.04

SMLXL studio renovated an apartment loft in central Prague that had to appear clean, light and industrial at the same time, whith swings as chairs.

Klára Valová, SMLXL, Loft F5.04, 2016
Klára Valová from SMLXL designed a loft in central Prague where windows play a key role in the interiors, restoring the original industrial ambience.

 

The main residential space was opened into the entering area as much as possible, keeping the central column visible. The irregularity of the overall structure led the design of the floor, which is made of two materials, skim coat and wooden boards, depending on the floor’s functionality. The poured skim coat in the entrance hall and in the kitchen, the wood in the hallway, the rooms and the main living room by the TV set, and the floor joints follow the direction of the ribs.

Klára Valová, SMLXL, Loft F5.04, 2016
Klára Valová, SMLXL, Loft F5.04, 2016
The apartment had to appear clean and light, so the main colour used is white. Concrete was used only marginally as exposed concrete in the living room behind the TV set. A dominant feature is a concrete island, with a built-in narrow board made of wood and Corian that passes through it, forming the dining table. Grey-stained wood, Corian and concrete are repeated on other pieces of furniture in the main residential area.
Klára Valová, SMLXL, Loft F5.04, 2016
Klára Valová, SMLXL, Loft F5.04, 2016

Loft F5.04, Prague, Czech Republic
Program: apartment
Architects: Klára Valová – SMLXL studio
Area: 120 sqm
Completion: 2016

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