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Interior Design: KAI Architecture \u00b7 Apartment Interior<\/h3>\n

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In a new residential-commercial building on Banovo Brdo, KAI Architecture (designers Predrag Krsti\u0107, Tamara Vukoti\u0107 and Emilija Petrinjac) designed the spacious BB_23 apartment for a family of five \u2014 engaging at the construction stage, which allowed the space to be closely tailored to the occupants’ needs. The apartment is clearly divided into day and night zones: in the daytime area, a comfortable minimalist seating suite invites relaxation, the kitchen with a smaller dining table is separated by glass doors, and a generous dining table at the far end brings the family together for meals. Natural materials and refined lines create the warmth of a home. Artefacto supplied furniture and lighting.<\/p>\n

Photographer: Vi\u0161nja Jovanovi\u0107<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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