The complete transformation aimed to create a fully functional and visually appealing urban living space within a limited budget. The emphasis was therefore on durability and affordability of materials that meet both aesthetic and user value.

The renovation of an apartment of 35 square meters in Prague's Holešovice district was created for painter Lucie Michnová. The future rental apartment is located on the first floor of a historic building from the late 1920s. The orientation of the one-bedroom apartment to the south offered the opportunity for significant brightening. The original floor plan consisted of a narrow, dark hallway with a kitchen and a toilet of 6 m², separated by a wall from the main living area, which included a bedroom and bathroom. The client was open to unconventional solutions, which made it possible to work with a completely new room layout. All the partitions were removed, enabling daylight to flow freely into every corner of the apartment. The entrance hallway, framed by closets, now leads to the balcony doors with a street view. On the left, a shoe cabinet transitions into a dining bar, while on the right, the edge of the kitchen counter subtly draws visitors into the main living area. This space is dominated by a large-scale painting by the owner. The kitchen adjoins a semi-open bathroom, the only solid-walled section of the apartment, newly built on a raised platform.