Contemporaryliving

On Gatterburggasse, a quiet street in Vienna, this apartment occupies a nineteenth-century building with the understated grandeur typical of the city’s historic architecture. Yet following renovation, many of the residences inside had become largely interchangeable: white walls, neutral finishes and little to distinguish one interior from the next. The brief here was not simply to furnish the space, but to restore a sense of identity. Every interior begins with the person who lives there. Before furniture, colour or decoration, there are habits, memories, rituals and the private details that shape daily life. This apartment became a reflection of its owner: a home designed less as a composition and more as a portrait. The client, a... More