WNG is a minimalist apartment in Berlin, Germany, designed by AFFIN. Upon entering this renewed space, one is greeted by a meticulously crafted interior that favors a monochrome palette, allowing the home’s historical features to shine in their restored glory. This stylistic choice effortlessly bridges the gap between the residence’s rich past and modern interpretation.
Moreover, the selective use of materials including timber, Italian terrazzo stone, and linen, work in concert to foster a serene and warm ambiance within the living quarters. At the nucleus of this home, the kitchen stands as a beacon of social interaction. It has undergone a significant transformation, blossoming into a spacious haven that encourages familial connections and culinary creativity.
This space echoes the minimalist aesthetic found throughout the residence, further highlighted by tailored built-in storage solutions that optimize space and offer a pristine canvas upon which the tapestry of daily life can unfold. The sanitation areas of the home have also seen thoughtful revisions. The primary bathroom has been meticulously reconfigured to feature a walk-in shower and a distinct niche for the WC, introducing an element of luxury and modernity to the daily routines.
Furthermore, the transformation of the previous guest WC into an additional full bathroom not only maximizes the utility of the space but also offers an extra touch of convenience and accessibility.
