Amsterdam Apartment

Interior design and custom furniture by zero-Lab

Conversion of a 200 m² floor in a 1960s Amsterdam office building into a modern residence for a family of three.

The apartment features an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area, two bedrooms, guest room, office, hobby/library, walk-in closet, and master bathroom.

Fireplace

Fireplace and media center located in living room.

Custom-designed millwork and furniture create a cohesive interior, largely crafted in American walnut for warmth and continuity.

The design highlights the building’s concrete structure: sandblasted beams and columns, polished concrete floors with floor heating, and carefully contrasted old and new materials.

In the kitchen, a dropped ceiling and green translucent floral wall define the space, adding color and texture to the otherwise raw palette.

Location: Amsterdam

Size: 200m2

Budget: Undisclosed

Entry display

Suspended walnut veneered display at the entrance.

Kitchen

An open kitchen featuring an extended counter on the island, crafted from durable Ceasarstone material. The kitchen furniture elegantly clad in rich walnut veneer, adding warmth and sophistication to the space.

Dining room

The dining room is situated in an open space, with direct access from both the living room and kitchen. Plus, the lighting system is specifically designed to illuminate an impressive art wall.

Sideboard

Custom made walnut sideboard serving dining room.

Bedroom

Walnut version of 24/7 bed. Custom colored sliding table.

Entrance bench

Custom made walnut bench/shoe storage at the entrance with matching display above.

Concrete/wood

Detail of contrasting textures. Structural columns with exposed sandblasted concrete and soft, warm surface of walnut sideboard.

Wall/ceiling pattern

Walls and ceiling in the open kitchen area with applied floral pattern.

Media center

Detail of custom made wooden inserts providing storage for audio equipment.