Apartment 67 is located in one of the New Belgrade’s blocks. It’s designed for a female student of business school. All surfaces in the apartment are rendered in white, emphasizing the contrast of black and green elements. The central element in this interior is a big black box, placed between the living-room and the kitchen, which separates these two functional zones. A multifunctional element is used as a TV stand on one side and the other as a cover for kitchen elements. Hexagonally designed elements penetrate the box. These elements are placed on the wall, on the ceiling and on the box, which they connect in one structure. Elements actually have three functions: shelves, lighting and masks. Every hexagon element with lighting function contains two lamps with coloured filters. A group of these lamps creates special dramatic effect and highlights displays. The whole apartment atmosphere can be changed by these effects – from bright and warm yallow coloured light to cold blue coloured light.

Materials: Hexagonally designed elements are made of MDF with polyurethane and plexiglass. All forms are shaped in exeLab. ExeLab is part of exeStudio specialized for shaping complex structures with CNC router.

Used software: hexagonal elements are designed in Rhino software.