That interior design has definitely become a “must have” in our country is evidenced by this virtual architectural walk around our capital.
On the wings of our first MeetUp event dedicated to interior designheld in June at Hotel Mona Plaza, portal DizajnInterijera.rs devoted himself to the presentation with even greater enthusiasm new projects from this increasingly popular architectural segment.
So in recent months, we were able to get acquainted with numerous design achievements of famous local authors, and in this little virtual walk we decided to present to you 5 projects carried out on the territory of the City of Belgradewith a focus on residential and catering interiors.
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Reconstruction of an apartment in New Belgrade – Jasmina Kukrik
The organization of the apartment consists of a combination of an open living area and a completely separate night area with two bedrooms and a bathroom.
Jasmina Kukrik and her team from LINE4DESIGN study once again confirmed the potential and possibilities of good old apartments in blocks, built from prefabricated elements in the middle of the last century, and thus a typical worker's apartment suffered drastic transformation and complete adaptation to the modern lifestyle of the young couple.
After functional changeswhich represented the starting point in the design of this interior, the organization of the apartment at New Belgrade now it forms a combination of an open space living area and a completely separate night area with two bedrooms and a bathroom. Full project here
Pizzeria Pietra in Vračar – Ana Nenadović
The crystal chandelier warmed the space and combined contrasting tones into a clear interior concept.
With everything 67 square metersas much as it has available for its guests, already upon entering the Pietra pizzeria in Mileševska street, it is clear that in this witch doctor's place, it was not about quantity, but about quality, which extends from the arrangement of the space to, as those who have tried it say , the best Neapolitan pizzas in town.
Stylistically integrated classics and art deco is what the author of the project herself, an architect from Belgrade Ana Nenadovicnamed as “design mix”. Eclecticism was raised to a higher level by inserting a crystal chandelier that warmed the space and combined contrasting tones into a clear interior concept. Full project here
Apartment N18 in the Old Town – Unknown Studio
The combination of rounded forms and a controlled vision through semi-transparency gave the space unity, with a clear definition of zones and environments.
Unknown Studio from Belgrade did the interior design project for this 96-square-meter apartment built in the 1970sin order for a family of six to get space for occasional stays in the capital city. The client's request was that everyone get their own space/room, without it affecting the spaciousness of the living area, i.e. the common area.
Thus, with a combination of rounded forms and a controlled view through semi-transparency, the space gained unity, with again a clear definition of zones and environments. Timeless materials, terrazzo and wood, received new, more modern lines, while existing details got a new life through rethinking and use. Full project here
Restaurant Tisa on Kralja Aleksandra Boulevard – Studio OBE
The central motif is the lounge area with a double floor height, which is emphasized by a designer piece of lighting.
Starting from the concept that a meal should be a complete experience, our award-winning chef Vanya Pushkar chose the Belgrade architectural duo from Study of OBEa Jasna Kavran and Ksenija Pantović then they performed with their spatial responses to specific requirements, brand and narrative.
As a result, a reduced but unique interior in a multi-level space was obtained. The central motif of the restaurant is the lounge area with a double floor height, which is emphasized designer piece of lighting whose color corresponds to several details carefully integrated into the space. Full project here
Interior of the house in Grocka – Milena Zindović
By combining more expensive designer pieces and elements from mass production, the author of the project managed to create a visually striking interior.
In the midst of post-pandemic demand for cottages and vacation homes, an architect Milena Zindović from the Belgrade office MZ Studio was faced with the task of designing a space for the client escape from the city to nature – a house surrounded by greenery where you can live in peace and unity with the environment.
It is a project Small guesthouses on the Danubea facility in Grocka that was also included in our selection for House of the year 2022where the author of the project managed to create a visually impressive interior by combining more expensive designer pieces and elements from mass production. Full project here
