In the leafy southern Westend, within a stately Wilhelminian-era building, this newly renovated Grand Etage takes over the entire first floor, framing serene courtyard views where century-old trees set the tone for refined urban living.

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From the moment you step inside, the mood is set by a dark bamboo-clad hallway that opens into airy, light-filled rooms. Ceiling heights reaching four meters lend a gallery-like presence — perfect for art collectors — while the design strikes a seamless balance between contemporary comfort and traditional craft. Handmade shoji screens filter the light, and works by acclaimed artists such as Manfredo de Souzanetto and Issao Takahashi bring cultural depth and quiet drama.

 

At the heart of the home, a sleek Bulthaup kitchen anchors the open living-dining space. Its crisp white surfaces and brushed steel detailing are understated yet exacting — a place where cooking, conversation, and entertaining flow with ease. Elegant stucco mouldings and layered lighting add a touch of formality, without compromising on warmth.