Collection by Aaron Britt
NHR Apartment by Gut Gut
In our March 2012 issue we toured this small Bratislava, Slovak Republic, apartment in the story True Value. Now we're having a look at another hip flat by the same firm, Gut Gut. This time the scale is a bit bigger—the renovated space is over 1,100 square-feet instead of just 516—but the smart, colorful, and cost-conscious approach is the same. So click through to see how this up-and-coming Slovakian firm recast the ground floor of an early-90s apartment building as a stylish and scrappy family home.
Open shelving can cut both ways: Curate the air out of all your cool stuff and you're left with a gift shop, not a...
Architecture firm Gut Gut designed a modular shelving system out of plywood that gets repeated throughout the apartment.
The living room strikes more of a mid-century note with its Sunburst clock by George Nelson and an Eames molded plywood...
Part of the renovation was to create a new master bedroom with ensuite bathroom, which now exists in what was the...