18 Mar
This lovely apartment below is located in Stockholm, in the Ostermalm district and was designed by Mats Gustafson. It stretches over an area of 180 square meters and features two patios (one that can host 10 sitting quests), an elevator with private key to enter straight into the dining room, an open fireplace and many, many more. There are no less than 12 meters from floor to ceiling and the glass floor in the middle (seen in the photos below) is only 3 cm but can hold up to 800 kilos per square meter. A remote controls all the existing technology in this modern home, from the air conditioning system to the blinds and fireplace. Every corner in this apartment is worth exploring, I find the bathroom particularly appealing and inspiring at the same time. Have a look!
via Freshome.com – Interior Design & Architecture Newsletter
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