Originally an outdated and segmented apartment, Potter removed all the interior walls creating a white open-plan studio space, maximizing the light from the singular window on the front façade.
Potter’s key addition is a central volume that contains the bedroom, shower and storage cabinet, and also acts as a wall dividing key areas. The volume's interior wall is shared with the bathroom and made of opaque glass allowing natural light into the bathroom while a semi-transparent curtain closes off the sleeping cove ensuring privacy.
The compact but fully equipped white kitchen blends seamlessly into the studio's walls, with a counter extending along the length of the apartment; creating a bench with built-in storage for the open-plan living and dining area. With a logical but creative approach to functions and spaces, Potter has designed a spacious home filled with natural light and fun, but warm textures.
Images by Carolien Potter
