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31/08/2022

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24/12/2020

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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13/11/2020

.1483 is one of those projects that makes you go trough the photo archives even long after the project is done.

We are so proud and satisfied how the lighting of the cloister turned out. It was a complex process, figuring out the technical part and fulfilling our and our clients’ esthetics.

Our idea was to design a fixture that it is not intrusive and visible in the space, but at the same time shines with a strong light. We wanted it to be almost invisible. The little black housing of the lamp that shines only upwards is at the center of the arch marking the geometry of the space, and the rest of the fixture was designed with a polished metal that disappears within the space by reflecting its surroundings. We are grateful for the help provided by from Layba who managed to produce these fixtures according to our plans and fit all the electronics within the small body of the fixture.
Small lamp - a lot of engineering - big results! 🙌

15/09/2020

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29/07/2020

An old rural school has been abandoned for years and in this new intervention it is being transformed into a family vacation house with a contemporary annex.
The original building will house the private area with 4 spacious bedrooms. The new annex will house the living and dining areas. These “public” spaces are connected with the extreior pool and sundeck area with marvelous views of Istria's green valleys and the Adriatic sea beyond them.
The terrain is sloped so the ground floor is built into the landscape. This feature has been used to create a lounge area on the north side of the kitchen/dining zone. We carved in a terraced garden that is shaded during the summer days by the building itself. Not only did this create an additional intimate space for the users but also the kitchen got a two sided orientation and natural ventilation.

23/06/2020

We have recently finished this serene interior for by
Since we were working for a great designer that understands the importance of uniqueness and artistic approach this was a very successfull cooperation. The concept was to create a very neutral and ambiental space that doesn’t impose itself but rather makes you feel welcome and at ease and lets the content (dresses) accentuate the atmosphere. The craftmanship and bespoke design is present in every item that is within the showroom since all of the furniture was custom tailored so that it radiates the look and feel of the brand: glamorous, gracious, feminine and unique.

20/02/2020

One of the smallest projects that we worked on is this summer house on the island of Rab. It is situated within the dense structure of the medieval center of the town, overlooking its own private courtyard behind stone walls.
Three floors, each less than 40m2, were connected with this compact but vibrant staircase. In such a small footprint it was important to make the most out of the available space. We love how everyone is caught with a smile on their face once they see them and how eager they are to climb them!
Color can make wonders in a space!

20/01/2020

Recently we have finished the interior of a very cool restaurant. It is situated in which is a wonderful little town on the Korana river. The restaurant is located in a new structure right next to the historical Napoleon's arsenal building with a beautiful view of the town of Rastoke below it. Our intention was to design the interior in such a way that it enhances the gastronomic experience. Its is calm and cosy but we spiced it up by playing around with different patterns on the ceiling and on the floors. The ceiling helps in buffering the sounds and making the whole experience even more enjoyable. If you’re passing through (it's on the way to the lakes national park, www.restaurant-ambar.com ) go and check it out. The menu was created and the staff were coached by the popular Croatian chef .

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23/12/2019

2019 has been a great and productive year and we are looking forward to the New year 2020! We wish to express our gratitude to our clients for the amazing variety of architectural projects that we have been working on and to our colleagues and associates for their great collaboration. #2020

09/11/2019

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20/03/2019

The B L U E R O O M
There are five beautiful rooms on the first floor of the Monastery. They are located in the same place that the monks' cells once were. These rooms were small and modest, equipped with only the necessary things and each having only one small window. For our needs we joined 3 cells into one ensuite room.
While designing the interior the idea was to have the simplest of forms but produced and designed with great precision and thought. We wanted to create an ambient that is calming and serene as Monasteries indeed were, but at the same time contemporary and fitting the needs of the 21st century.
The rooms are equipped with beautiful Paola Lenti furniture and custom made pieces that were combined with historical furniture from a private collection. In this room we have a beautiful painting by (The popular girls) which plays an important role in creating this great ambient.
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06/03/2019

The P E R G O L A
Franciscan Monasteries were all about serenity, reflexion and peacefulness. Every room and every space was carefully planned to have a purpose and good function in the first place. The same was true for the gardens: it was also important to have places for reflection in the outdoors.
In the renaissance gardens like this one the pergola, or the shaded pathway (for rest or mindful discussions), was always placed in the meeting point of low land with the high land. The same principle has been used here. The pathway led from one part of the garden to the other, dividing it into a vegetable garden in the low part and an orchard in the high part.
What we found on site was just grass and two low stone walls that outlined the former shape of the pergola. Usually the pillars were made of stone and the top cover was done with wooden beams overgrown with grapes for shade. We wanted to recreate the emotion and the function that the pergola had in the past, but reinterpreted it in a contemporary manner. We used metal lamellas to create the thinnest possible structure that could still endure the strong winds and the vegetation that will cover it in a year or two.
In general, we wanted all our interventions in the garden to be minimal and the least intrusive, so that in years that will come they would feel like they have belonged there forever. We left the wood untreated for the first winter so that it would get the beautiful gray patina and blend in with the stone in the garden.
We love this motif so much we couldn’t choose just one photo 😊. We hope you will enjoy the view as much as we have.

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