Project posted by SHIRVANI & OESTERLE
Penthouse in a Park
The entrance area overlooking one of the three terraces with a view of the historic park.
Details from the entrance area with a key rack, flush recessed mirror and coat rack
The family's strong affinity for nature was an important factor that shaped the design approach. We made the connection to the outdoors a pivotal aspect of the design choices. Every material, color palette, and element was selected to echo the beauty and tranquility of the natural surrounding.
Living room details
The open space kitchen – The materials chosen, like oak, quartzite, bronze, and linen, offer inviting warmth and tactile appeal, creating a cozy ambiance.
The dining space features a solid oak table and Japanese-manufactured armchairs.
A bespoke sofa crafted by a traditional Munich manufacturer serves as the welcoming focal point of the apartment.
The study – Each section of the apartment was thoughtfully designed to optimize living space, ensuring functionality and purposefulness in every area.
The study
The dressing room
The master bedroom featuring a Low Pad chair by Cappellini and a Glo-Ball suspension light by Flos.
A bespoke nightstand with details in brass.
The second bedroom
The master bathroom effortlessly merges with its natural surroundings.
A standout feature of this project is a multifunctional space that seamlessly transitions between a home office and a guest room. This design element exemplifies our innovative approach to maximizing usability and functionality within a limited space, while still maintaining aesthetic appeal.
A significant innovation lies in the advanced robotic furniture system, produced by a San Francisco-based startup, installed in this versatile area. Consisting of a ceiling-mounted bed, integrated storage, and a customized office desk...
...this furniture can adapt and reconfigure based on current needs, effectively changing the space's purpose. This flexibility is particularly beneficial for elderly residents, providing convenience within their own home.
The Guest bathroom – The design concept is consistently implemented in all areas of the apartment.
Floor plan
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Details
Square Feet
1614
Bedrooms
2
Full Baths
2
Credits
From SHIRVANI & OESTERLE
Located in a historic Munich park, this four-room penthouse is tailor-made for a nature-loving elderly couple. Evoking a treehouse's serenity, it seamlessly blends with the surrounding treetops, with warm, natural oak panels creating a cozy ambiance
Materials and colour palettes were carefully selected to harmonize with the natural outdoors, establishing a sense of continuity and bringing the outside in.
Every section, including a multifunctional area fitted with a robotic furniture system, is designed for maximum functionality.
This project highlights the importance of modern, human-centric design that pairs aesthetics and comfort, thus enhancing the daily lives of the elderly.