A home inside one of architect Heinrich Baller’s unmistakable Berlin buildings: sweeping curves, unexpected angles, bold color, and almost no straight walls. Rather than compete with that architecture, we’re matching its playful spirit while making the apartment work as a family home.

Phase one is done. We reworked the layout for better flow, created a distinct entrance separate from the living area, used color to highlight the architecture, redid the lighting, and added curtains that frame the view and give privacy.

Phase two is underway: custom colorful wardrobes that allow privacy in living room and add plenty of storage. The bedrooms, bathroom, and kitchen will follow.