Am Tacheles Apartment / TAKK Studio + Iwetta Ullenboom

Natural materials like lime plaster, wood, and quartzite provide warmth and texture, balancing the industrial feel of the exposed concrete ceiling. Minimalist bespoke furnishings, including a reupholstered purple vintage sofa, sculptural quartzite accents, and gently curved furniture, bring personality to the space. Art by local artists, including Eva Jablonsky, Peter-Maximilian Ronsdorf, and Ka Mochi, adds a layer of richness to the interiors.

The living area features a central deep purple sofa, originally designed by Robert Pamio, now reupholstered in Kvadrat fabric, creating a striking focal point. The dining area, with a custom-made table and chairs by Loehr Furniture, blends functionality with artistry. Smooth lime plaster on the walls and cabinet doors ties the space together, offering a cohesive warmth.

The kitchen stands out with its warm nutmeg Poliform design and sculptural quartzite elements, including a table leg and bespoke wall lamps. A vibrant pink gradient painting by Peter-Maximilian Ronsdorf adds a bold touch. The office area features a custom burl wood veneer desk paired with a vintage chair, while the bedroom boasts serene custom-made green glass side tables and luxurious lounge seating.

In the children’s room, bespoke furniture includes a climbing wall and jungle wallpaper, reflecting the family’s desire for a playful yet stylish space. The bathroom, with onyx washbasins, adds a touch of opulence to the apartment. This home is not just a living space but a literary and artistic sanctuary, blending timeless design with personal meaning in every detail.