An Eclectic Apartment Under The Mansard Roof Of An Alpine Building

Situated nether the mansard roof of a building in Vipiteno, South Tyrol, this loft apartment takes advantage of its unusual layout and orientation in a rather simple but non entirely unexpected way. The apartment was renovated by Jeb Studio using wood as the primary fabric.

The mansard roof creates a cozy vibe inside the apartment, similar to what an attic space would offer — The mansard roof creates a cozy vibe within the apartment, similar to what an cranium space would offer

Different varieties of wood, different finishes and subtle blueprint differences prevent the new interior design from becoming monotonous or from defective character. In combination with the white walls, this creates a lite, warm and welcoming decor.

Some of the areas have a double-height ceiling which compensates nicely for the low ceiling height in other parts of the apartment — Some of the areas take a double-acme ceiling which compensates nicely for the low ceiling top in other parts of the flat

The angled skylights bring in lots of sunlight and also frame some nice views of the mountains — The angled skylights bring in lots of sunlight and also frame some overnice views of the mountains

The apartment has a set of double-top living spaces and a mezzanine level situated above the kitchen which accommodates the sleeping room. It can be accessed via a staircase with a geometric and graphical design, with a dark metal frame and wooden treads. Up here the interior design and the ambiance are but as simple and as charming as below. There'south a big wardrobe unit of measurement with mesh panels which keeps the industrial vibe alive. Three skylights allow in natural low-cal and take advantage of the cute views of the mountains equally much as possible.