Stuttgart House, private
For a residential building in Stuttgart, our company realized a high-quality interior design with custom-made built-in furniture and wall paneling made of walnut wood. The natural grain and warm color of the wood form a calm contrast to the clear architectural language of the building and shape the appearance across all levels.
The interior design includes, among other things, floor-to-ceiling panels, flush doors and individually manufactured furniture for living, sleeping and functional areas. Precise joint patterns, carefully crafted details and a consistent material logic create a harmonious overall impression that supports the architectural character of the house.
In the open-plan living area, the walnut wood connects various functional areas to create a harmonious, high-quality interior. Complemented by dark wall surfaces, natural stone and generous glass fronts, a modern, calm ambience is created that rounds off the clear design of the house.
The expansion was tailored precisely to the structural specifications and represents an essential part of the overall concept in terms of both functionality and design.
Name: Stuttgart residential building
Architect: Markus Mucha
Photographer: Zoey Braun
Private Interior Fittings, 2024
In close cooperation with the client, we were committed to planning and constructing the interior design for a new house, tailored to the customers’ needs. Dressing room, kitchen, bathroom, children’s room – all areas have been individually designed and executed with the highest precision. We are delighted to have helped transform this home into a welcoming and feature-rich living experience.
Architecture: Schurig
Photos: Christoph Philadelphia
Guest Pavillon
A guest pavilion with a fitness area and two sleeping areas including bathrooms was built in the garden of a private house.
Carpentry work carried out by the Schurig company:
Interior doors, glass room dividers with integrated pivot door,
Wall units with integrated kitchen units, bed niches and desk,
Furniture fronts covered with fabric, parquet floors in the fitness area,
as well as a high-quality oak slat ceiling in the exterior and interior.
Architecture: ippolito fleitz Group, Stuttgart
Photography: Zooey Braun
