E6 apartment: open-plan kitchen with green Valchromat cabinetry and a dining table E6 apartment: green kitchen opening onto the dining area E6 apartment: kitchen with an open shelving unit and green cabinets E6 apartment: yellow shelves with colourful ceramics above green cabinets E6 apartment: living room with tall windows, patterned rugs and a blue sofa E6 apartment: navy sofa, red rug and framed artworks E6 apartment: low bookshelf below a glazed interior window E6 apartment: hallway painted in warm coral E6 apartment: white hallway with glazed partitions to the bedrooms E6 apartment: bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and glazed partition E6 apartment: built-in storage nook with a teal cushion E6 apartment: children’s room with a dark green wall E6 apartment: doorway with herringbone parquet and built-in storage E6 apartment: bathroom with green and pink tiles E6 apartment: terrace along the coral facade of the villa

E6

Budapest

Apartment renovation, 105 m²

Nestled within a 1932 Bauhaus villa in Budapest, this 90-square-meter apartment is a testament to thoughtful design and personal history. Once part of a much larger unit, the apartment has been reimagined into a bright, functional two-bedroom home. The heart of the space is the open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area. A standout feature is the restored, oversized window in the bedroom, which now channels light into the kitchen through an interior glass surface. This window is part of a custom-designed closet unit spanning from pillar to pillar. By day, it’s a clever storage solution; by night, it transforms into a glowing light installation. The chosen materials align with the Bauhaus ethos of honesty and simplicity, focusing on locally sourced and sustainable options. The flooring features hardwood parquet, while handmade cement tiles and marble add texture and character. Cabinetry throughout the apartment was crafted from Valchromat, a vibrant yet budget-conscious MDF alternative that adds a playful touch.