A JAPANDI – INSPIRED APARTMENT WITH AN ARTISTIC SOUL
INTERIOR DESIGN
Residential
Area: 50m2
Year: 2020
Location: Belgrade
Client: Private
Photography: Stefan Miloš
Some homes whisper. This one hums-a quiet rhythm of balance and contrast, woven into the fabric of Lower Dorćol.
This apartment isn’t just a space; it’s a reflection of movement, of the push and pull between the energy of the city and the need for stillness. Belgrade vibrates, especially here, in a neighborhood where history and modernity overlap like layers of a painting. The challenge was not to mute that energy, but to soften its edges—to create a retreat that doesn’t disconnect but recalibrates. Inspired by distant places yet deeply rooted in its own context, the design blends Japanese minimalism with Mediterranean warmth. Earthy textures ground the space, while expansive windows keep the pulse of the city within reach, turning the outside world into an ever-changing canvas. This is not an escape, but a quiet reconciliation—where movement meets pause, and home becomes more than a place.