The building stands directly opposite Kaizlovy Sady, on a quiet street in the heart of Karlín. Greenery outside the windows, an urban atmosphere, and everything you need within walking distance create a natural balance between tranquillity and city life.

The renovation is built on a sensitive dialogue between the original and the new. Preserved stucco details, traditional box windows, double doors, and stone elements of the staircase recall the building’s history. The contemporary layer is defined by clean lines, precise built-in features, and a restrained material palette based on oak, stone, and brass details. Rather than imitating the past, the new elements complement it naturally.

The apartments are designed as fully completed, move-in-ready homes. Thoughtful layouts, ample storage, and a consistent approach to materials create interiors that feel calm, cohesive, and timeless.

Every apartment is based on the same standard of quality. Three levels of finish—Essence, Personal, and Maison—allow you to choose the degree of interior customisation: from a fully finished apartment, through a bespoke kitchen and built-in furniture, to a complete interior conceived as a unified whole in collaboration with a design studio.