Fluted glass and the play of light – passageway between living room and hallway

Minimalism with a warm touch

The interior is based on a simple design, which avoids austerity through a warm colour palette and the use of natural materials. A key element is the classic herringbone flooring, breaking up the simple lines of the walls. The whole, kept in light tones, creates a space where every element serves a clear purpose, creating a cohesive and orderly circulation route.

Connecting the living room and the hallway

The sliding doors between the living room and the hallway act as a movable partition, allowing for flexible use of the space. The minimalist approach to furniture and accessories enhances sense of openness and structural clarity. The use of large glass panels allows natural daylight to flood into the hallway, visually opening it up. The black door frame stands out clearly against the light-coloured walls, emphasising the architectural character of this solution.

Fluted glass and the play of light

The distinctive, linear structure of the fluted glass introduces rhythm and vertical divisions, which perfectly complement the wooden slats in the hallway. Fluted glass effectively blurs the view, ensuring privacy in the living area whilst not blocking the flow of light. As it passes through the panes, the light becomes soft and malleable, casting striking, linear reflections on the walls and floor. This subtle play of shadows breathes life into the minimalist surfaces of both the hall and the living room.