One of the existing elements they kept was the terrazzo floor, which Happe Design Atelier estimates dates back to the 80’s or earlier. The floor sets off the more modern design elements beautifully, lending visual contrast and texture.

Curved furniture lends architectural elegance to the living room. Grouping the furniture together in this way also makes the space feel more intimate.

In the dining room is a sideboard by Danish Design Co, where the homeowner displays their art and books. Happe Design Atelier also added ceiling beams that stretch across the living and dining areas to visually lengthen the space.

A backlit display niche is a great way to make use of vertical space and adding a luxe touch.

The kitchen is a spacious, well-lit affair that keeps to the contemporary monochrome palette.

One of the common rooms was turned into a home office. We love how the abstract art and rug lend a softness that balances out the angles of the desk and shelves, creating a space that’s contemporary yet comfortable.

In the master bedroom, Happe Design Atelier adopted a similar monochrome palette, adding mirrored elements to elevate the look.

The nightstand is built into the side of the platform bed.

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