Vienna: the renovation
Neoclassical Apartment Interior Renovation in Vienna, Austria
A neoclassical interior reimagined through contemporary expression
This project involved the renovation of a historical apartment in Vienna, with a strong focus on preserving its original architectural character while introducing a bold contemporary layer.
Historic elements were carefully restored and complemented by modern furniture, custom carpentry and curated art, creating a dialogue between classical structure and present-day living.
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The renovation focused on preserving key historical elements, including original wooden sash windows, window sills and selected mouldings and cornices. New interventions were introduced in continuity with the apartment’s heritage: herringbone engineered wood flooring, classical cornices and gypsum ceiling panels emphasize the generous ceiling heights and reinforce the neoclassical framework.
Against this backdrop, the interior adopts a confident contemporary language. Custom furniture and carpentry introduce organic curves and bold finishes, while modern art becomes a defining layer throughout the apartment. The layout includes a spacious living area with a full-height library wall, a separate kitchen, a light-filled master suite with walk-in wardrobe and bathroom, a guest bedroom with en-suite, and a dedicated home office for two with integrated storage.
Against this backdrop, the interior adopts a confident contemporary language. Custom furniture and carpentry introduce organic curves and bold finishes, while modern art becomes a defining layer throughout the apartment. The layout includes a spacious living area with a full-height library wall, a separate kitchen, a light-filled master suite with walk-in wardrobe and bathroom, a guest bedroom with en-suite, and a dedicated home office for two with integrated storage.
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guest bedroom.
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master bathroom.
guest bathrooms.
