City planning in 60 sqm
When designer and architect Victor Vetterlein bought his apartment in New Yorks Chinatown, he decided to split it in two and sublet the half facing the hustle and bustle of the street. His own part is more quiet and peaceful, and when renovating his 60 square meters, he decided to look to the streets of New York for inspiration:
- I can not control the city outside my door. Therefore, it feels nice to create a smaller city in here, that I can shape and be the souvereign master of.
Look closely and you can see that he even painted street lines on the floor!
- I can not control the city outside my door. Therefore, it feels nice to create a smaller city in here, that I can shape and be the souvereign master of.
Look closely and you can see that he even painted street lines on the floor!
The massive wooden kitchen table is actually a piece of flooring from a bowling alley.
All white, understated kitchen, just mixed with some wood to warm it up. The pendant lamp is Victor's own design. The toilet was put on a raised platform, to make it feel more like it's own room.
Loft bed and office solution. Floor made of plywood.
Gas and water pipes and wiring are all hidden behind this low shelf.
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