The philosophy and architectural idea

  • character and impact of the AMBER LOFT interior are inspired by Baltic amber, its properties, luster and 3D depth
  • the interior radiates warmth, light, a sense of depth and space
  • the color palette of materials and objects in the interior is based on the spectrum of amber colors
  • materials and objects with high gloss are used
  • the concept creates spatial depth in the perception of materials and interior objects
  • amber carries elements of the past, therefore the interior breathes ‘Zeitgeist,’ the spirit of the times
  • amber is natural and looks refined even without modifications. It inspired the use of only natural surfaces of materials and claddings in the interior, no imitations or coloring
  • unobtrusive, warm and specifically magical atmosphere

Terrace

Divided into three zones:

  • sundeck for sunbathing, free movement/games, lounging
  • chill out zone with comfortable lounge seating set for sitting and relaxation
  • dining area with custom-made stainless steel kitchen, which includes a dining table with natural Onyx
  • flooring made of exotic Garapa wood, with “amber” surface treatment
  • garden with 53 trees (magnolias, Japanese maples, birches, pines, photinias, etc.)
  • irrigation system
  • unique truss construction of the garden, made from stainless steel, absorbing high loads
  • wrapped in designer Corten steel sheet, with surface stabilization treatment
  • pergola made of colored stainless steel, with shading slats from natural bleached wood and exterior, electrically controlled, large-area shading blinds across the entire pergola surface
  • several types of exterior ambient lighting

Material range

  • natural oak
  • walnut wood burl high gloss
  • natural black granite
  • natural onyx
  • bronze
  • bronze mirrors
  • gold
  • gold mirrors
  • orange, amber textile accents
  • glass
  • mirrors
  • black glass
  • polished stainless steel

Design and technical solutions

  • the uniquely designed spiral staircase solves the complex structural-technical and layout situation of connecting high floors
  • the staircase simultaneously becomes, through its design qualities, the central and defining element of the main living space
  • HVAC/air conditioning vents integrated into characteristic recessed parts of the ceiling
  • they simultaneously serve for ambient as well as main design ceiling lighting
  • new sliding exterior glazed walls of the Slim Chicane system, which besides evoking the atmosphere of slender period glazing, enhance the elegance and design quality of the living space
  • through triple glazing and thermal insulation properties of the frames, they also improve the comfort of the space

Custom made interior

  • every piece of built-in furniture manufactured by Brik exclusively for this apartment
  • the finest quality oak and walnut natural veneers used
  • all materials used are of the highest eco quality, with 0% formaldehyde content
  • the central element of the day area is a solitaire, hand-crafted spiral staircase in the form of an artwork, made of glass, steel and oak wood
  • the backlit wall of translucent orange-yellow Onyx creates an unrepeatable atmosphere in the evening
  • solitaires The Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, Orange Slice Chair and Footstool by Pierre Paulin, Vitra Eames DSR Chairs, dining table and chairs The Arper Catifa collection by Lievore Altherr Molina, nightstands T-Gong by Giuseppe Bavuso, Vitra Wall clock Polygon and many others
  • designer bathrooms Villeroy & Boch with large-format onyx tiles
  • designer lighting fixtures Fabbian BELUGA ROYAL – Gold, Terzani ARGENT – Gold, Fabbian LENS 46 – Bronze, Fabbian JAZZ and others create multiple possibilities for interior lighting
  • fitness equipment NOHRD, handcrafted from oak wood directly in Germany
  • the atmosphere is completed by artworks by Márius and Tadeáš Kotrba, Lladró, illuminated bookcases, exotic plants, collection of limited edition car models

Spatial solutions

  • emphasizing the horizontality of space through sensitive proportional division of claddings and materials
  • opening and doubling the space using various types of strategically placed mirror claddings and depth of reflective surfaces
  • elimination of the perception of long, linear direction of space – through designed perpendicular partitions and claddings
  • utilization of ceilings as the third dimension of spatial depth
  • utilization of purposefully designed various types of lighting
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