Penthouse H
This late 19th century top floor apartment has been completely transformed, resulting in a voluminous, open plan living area. New roof glazing delivers a generous source of natural light, while continuously changing sky vistas ensure a contemplative connection with the outside world.
Integral to the apartment design is the reconfiguration of a previously inaccessible section of the loft, now functioning as a gallery and workspace, with an adjoining terrace offering impressive views of the Frankfurt skyline. These read as one continuous space, courtesy of the striking glazed doorway design and the same slate flooring running inside and out.
Throughout the scheme the slate floor adds depth and texture to the clean white aesthetic, while the classic grid layout facilitates an exacting spatial template for all the interior furniture.
This late 19th century top floor apartment has been completely transformed, resulting in a voluminous, open plan living area. New roof glazing delivers a generous source of natural light, while continuously changing sky vistas ensure a contemplative connection with the outside world.
Integral to the apartment design is the reconfiguration of a previously inaccessible section of the loft, now functioning as a gallery and workspace, with an adjoining terrace offering impressive views of the Frankfurt skyline. These read as one continuous space, courtesy of the striking glazed doorway design and the same slate flooring running inside and out.
Throughout the scheme the slate floor adds depth and texture to the clean white aesthetic, while the classic grid layout facilitates an exacting spatial template for all the interior furniture.