Vienna Architect

A of your creates an entirely new in your daily .

This project was fun to develop with our . They opted for this open design we came up with. Taking advantage of the great natural light of the morning sun from the free standing (from our friends at )

The double shower in huge Calacata Oro from with heated bench was the perfect addition to the tub and a great contrast to the dark wooden floor.

We proposed the collection of that fit so well the tub and the of the and loo hidden behind. You can see the missing tile in the row of handles that had to be replaced due to not matching … Devil’s in the detail.

This room was a !
From getting the heated wooden floor flowing straight from the main bedroom, to getting all the pipes fitted in that thin floor, or hanging the vanity from .wassak onto those old walls, matching the stucko details with the shower glas wall, the drama surrounding the rain shower, the toilet, the fractured tiles… what an adventure!
But I would do it all again!

We love it!
Hope you do too.
Truly yours.

How to furnish your ?
Focus on two items: first your and than getting your work done!

Desks get messier the bigger they are.
We recommend height adjustable ones if you’re , or (your spine will thank you). Desks structure a , make sure you don’t face windows with direct sunshine. Wood is , glas is (reflective, cold and always dusty, so choose wisely…

A with and high if you’re a lot on the phone, want to look in front of your guests or just sit comfortably when napping. Don’t forget the soft wheels to slide from one screen end to the other.

We love the our selected: The „Melt“ designed by with a heavy looking Leg in aluminium and the „Cento Office“ wrapped in Samoa Black with a base.

Both items are available at in , thank you Alexandre for the great work!

We should also talk about the importance of , Desk , for your private documents or a as well as desk , a temporary of your desk space and of course a corner with chairs or for your guests, pets or other distractions.

Yours truly www.viennaarchitect.com

I’m soaking in all the free knowledge on real estate in Vienna. That’s why I like to check out the courtyards. 1st: some of them look beautiful. 2nd: They show me which owners take really good care of their buildings, which is super inspiring. 3rd: The best part is getting in touch with the property managers and talk about their challenges. It’s crucial to setup a great team that will maintain your property’s value over time. Keep up the great job!