This penthouse apartment's gleaming white interior is the result of a gut-rehab envisioned by NORM Architects. The design involved pouring a white resin floor, creating full height doors, integrating tons of built-in (and hidden) storage and keeping door and cabinet hardware hidden — all done in an effort to reduce visual clutter and create a single unified space where the furnishings would be the focal point...
It's interesting to see how such a stark shell of a space can really change with furniture alone — image this space with a large leather sectional or a crazy and colorful Moroso design — it completely changes the space!
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NORM Architects on Contemporist: Copenhagen Penthouse II by NORM Architects.
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I can't imagine anyone who could actually live like this -
- it's so impersonal, sterile and unwelcoming.
Very simple and elegant with classic designer pieces- I like!
Wow, this place is amazing. Really beautiful.
Wow.... I would live like that if I could afford it... stunning!
I feel like it is very....hmm... cold.
Almost as if everything has been staged.
The only personal touch I am able to see are the books.
That being said .....it is just my opinion ...and that's what makes this wonderful design world so diverse...I guess
I actually admire people that can live like this..... ZERO CLUTTER... I wish I were that type.
"Almost as if everything has been staged" ??? Well, of course everything has been staged in order to be photographed and published. That's the norm, isn't it?
I imagine some personal clutter and WOW - beautiful place. I'd also love to live in Copenhagen, at least in the summer months.
BBRRRRRR... I just caught a chill.
very sterile. no books, no art - it feels like a rental
The point of this post is the floor and the doors, not the decor.
We can all name the chairs and the lights, they are nothing new.
I love minimalism but I find this presentation ridiculously sterile and cliched. They might as well have digitally generated the whole thing and left it at that.
s dat a bodybag under the bed?