A cloud above Berlin.
Schönauser Allee 151, Prenzlauerberg
3 rooms 65 m² 529.000 € Like a cloud above Berlin’s rooftops, this apartment is a light-filled retreat, with the sky in every room and the Kulturbrauerei close enough to feel part of the interior. The home unfolds around a southeast-facing terrace: a glass box that frames a distinctive piece of Berlin.
Inside, the palette takes its cues from the city. The warm brick tones of the Kulturbrauerei find their way into the kitchen, while the exposed steel beams are painted chestnut brown, echoing the metal structures of the nearby U2 railway. In the bathroom, aqua-green tiles recall the familiar shades of Alexanderplatz. Contemporary finishes meet colours rooted in Berlin’s everyday landscape, giving the apartment a sense of familiarity for those who call the city home.
Floors, walls and ceilings share the same soft, pale colour, allowing daylight to move through the apartment and gently soften its edges. A place to feel sheltered yet open to the sky, suspended above the everyday rhythm of Berlin.
Materials & finishes
Flooring — Forbo
Kitchen — Gentili Cucine
Ceramic tiles — 41zero42
WC & washbasin — Ceramica Cielo
Taps & mixers — Treemme · Barazza
Interior doors — Scrigno
Door handles — Colombo Design
Every apartment is a world of its own. Its interior design begins with what we find there: the light, the proportions, the details that make it distinctive. Each concept grows from these qualities and a close connection to its surroundings, from the neighbourhood to the very street it calls home.
We choose materials with care, working with suppliers who share our appreciation for quality, thoughtful design and craftsmanship. Many of the finishes and pieces we use are made in Italy.
Alongside is a selection of the suppliers behind this apartment. Explore the design book below for a closer look at the ideas, materials and choices that shape the project.
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