Göttingen

On 35 square meters, sleeping, living, and dining come together in a single room. Instead of compartmentalizing the individual functions, the design develops flowing transitions while still creating areas with their own atmosphere.

An open structure of wooden slats gives the sleeping area a sense of shelter without separating it from the living space. Round shapes, a few deliberately chosen pieces of furniture, and a restrained palette make the room feel calm and generous. Wood, natural stone, metal, and textiles give it warmth and depth.

The bathroom provides a deliberate contrast. Dark natural stone envelops the small space almost entirely, while mirrors, glass, and integrated light visually dissolve its boundaries.

Thus, within a limited area, no compromise is made—rather, a distinct spatial identity emerges.