Open-plan living space in the V-Tower Prague apartment – grey sofa, dining table with wire chairs, rattan pendant lights, NYC skyline mural on the wall and panoramic windows overlooking Prague

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V-TOWER Apartment

We joined the V-Tower project early enough to influence both the layout and the overall material concept of the apartment. The result functions as a second home in the center of Prague — a place for staying, meeting friends, and spending evenings above the city. The entire interior is built around a combination of darker tones, natural oak, and concrete plaster surfaces that visually connect all parts of the apartment into one cohesive whole. This is not about decorative luxury, but about a carefully controlled atmosphere focused on views, proportions, and detail.

Open space without visual noise

The kitchen, dining area, and living room work as one continuous open space facing the Prague skyline. The dominant feature is a dark kitchen with a stone island and natural stone worktop, combined with oak veneer and concrete plaster finishes extending from the floors onto selected walls and furniture elements. Large material surfaces and the absence of visible detailing allow the space itself — and the city beyond the windows — to take center stage. The living area was designed as an open lounge without unnecessary decoration, where the atmosphere of Prague at night becomes part of the interior.

Dining area and kitchen of the V-Tower Prague apartment – detail of the dining table and wire chairs, dark cabinetry with integrated wine rack, stone bar counter with Tolix metal bar stools

Kitchen and dining area of the V-Tower Prague apartment – overview of the dark kitchen with island, LED strip under cabinetry, wine rack niche, reclaimed wood bar, Gaggenau appliances, rattan chandeliers and NYC skyline mural in the background

Dining area of the V-Tower Prague apartment – dark dining table with wire chairs, rattan pendant lights (Foscarini Spokes), dark kitchen cabinetry with wine rack niche, stone bar counter with metal bar stools

Kitchen detail of the V-Tower Prague apartment – dark kitchen island with stone/plaster countertop, Tolix metal bar stools, reclaimed wood bar counter, built-in Gaggenau appliances and LED strip under the cabinetry

Kitchen of the V-Tower Prague apartment with city view – dark cabinetry with plaster finish, integrated wine rack, solid reclaimed wood bar counter, Tolix metal bar stools and panoramic Prague view through the window

Through-view of the V-Tower Prague apartment kitchen – view across the kitchen island with Gaggenau appliances toward the dining and living areas, rattan pendant lights and panoramic windows

Entrance hallway of the V-Tower Prague apartment – black wire console table with leather bag, articulated wall lamp, grey concrete plaster on the wall and view through to the living room

Bedroom of the V-Tower Prague apartment – full view of the oak-framed bed, upholstered headboard, walk-in shower with glass partition and rain shower head in the background, grey carpet

The city below you

The bedrooms and bathrooms continue the darker material palette and naturally follow the atmosphere of the main living space. Smoked glass, dark wood, black detailing, and softer textiles create a more evening-oriented mood throughout the private areas of the apartment. The bathrooms combine concrete plaster, stone, and large-format surfaces without excessive transitions or decorative elements. The entire apartment works as a refined urban retreat above Prague — a place designed for staying, socializing, and watching the city change below you.

Bedroom of the V-Tower Prague apartment – bed with oak and steel frame, upholstered headboard with reading lamps, concrete plaster wall behind, open clothes rail and wardrobe shelving

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Martina - 19. 5. 2026