This contemporary two-bedroom apartment was designed by Biljana Turanjanin Pujo of PUJO.RS, and it can be found in Belgrade, Serbia. It features an intimate, welcoming atmosphere thanks to a selection of modern furnishings, high quality finishes and impressive ambient lighting systems. Once inside, the owner is greeted by a dining area that includes a generously sized dining table for 8 that sits in front of the kitchen.
Speaking of the kitchen, it is well equipped and boasts a few hidden doors that mask a pantry and a laundry room. The private area of the apartment, the one that includes the bedrooms, is separated from the rest of the abode by a glass wall. The core of the residence is occupied by the living room, which flaunts a comfortable sofa, a flat screen TV and a small coffee table.
I love how the glass wall separates the bedrooms—does it affect privacy or noise levels? Also, hidden doors sound so clever! How do they blend aesthetically with the rest of the space without feeling like an afterthought?
Thank you! The glass wall uses frosted panels to maintain privacy while allowing light flow, and soundproofing minimizes noise. Hidden doors are designed with matching materials and finishes, seamlessly integrating into the walls for a clean, intentional look.