Nicemakers stripped the high-rise interior down to its raw structural shell, utilizing the bare concrete walls, ceiling, and columns as a unique architectural canvas. The design splits the residence into two distinct spheres connected by a basalt stairwell and textured glass panels: a warm, feminine "salon" lounge and pantry on the lower floor, and a rugged, industrial penthouse loft above. Layered with rare vintage furnishings sourced from galleries across Milan, Paris, and New York, the finished home beautifully balances brutalist lines with a warm, lived-in sophistication.

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Year | 2018

Photography | Eva Bloem, Alan Jensen

Publications | Vogue Australia, Elle Decoration UK, Het Parool, Netflix

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