From the street, this Kamnik residence appears reserved, a newly built three-story family home with traditional gable roofing and a well-mannered exterior among its Slovenian neighbors. Inside, however, the story dramatically shifts, showcasing daring interiors.
Alto Design Studio, under the vision of Nina and Mirza Eminagić, embraced the theme of “fun” right from the start. Their clients were open to adventurous design choices, desiring a home complete with a lounge and game room. This vibrant vision transforms 240 square meters into a dynamic living space.
A Dynamic Transformation of Interiors
The interior is a showcase of exuberant components and vibrant shades that invigorate the existing architecture. The bold design cleverly zones the open ground floor into a foyer, living room, and kitchen, with distinctive elements like a bright curtain and a Yves Klein blue fireplace dominating the space. A sliding window opens this level to an adjoining terrace and backyard, enhancing the home’s livability.
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On the quieter upstairs level, the home offices, bedrooms, and main bathroom are aligned along a hallway. This pathway doesn’t simply conclude but rather expands into a secondary living and reading area adjoining the upper terrace, offering a serene escape. The theme of adventurous design continues seamlessly here.
The basement is a bold departure from conventional use. Originally a plain white box, this space has been transformed with blue liquid linoleum floors, teal moiré fabric wallpaper, and a billiard table with dusty pink felt. Complemented by checks, stripes, a rug, and multipurpose cupboards, the room is soundproofed and ready for entertainment—without disturbing the neighbors. This part of the residence truly exemplifies adventurous interior design.
The home integrates smart technology and energy-efficient systems, balancing modern amenities with its adventurous design. This striking contrast—a house that maintains appearances on the outside but revels in innovative interiors—makes it a standout project by Alto Design Studio, exemplifying Slovenian architecture.
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The playful architectural language further defies traditional geometric symmetry. More homes designed with this daring spirit—an adventurous spirit—are surely welcome.
Images courtesy of Alto Design Studio, captured by photographer Ana Skobe.
Source: yellowtrace.com.au
Frequently asked questions
Who designed the interiors of the Slovenian home?
The interiors of the Slovenian home were designed by Alto Design Studio under the vision of Nina and Mirza Eminagić.
What unique feature is included in the basement?
The basement features blue liquid linoleum floors, teal moiré fabric wallpaper, and a billiard table with dusty pink felt. It is soundproofed and ready for entertainment.
How does the upper level support relaxation?
The upstairs level includes home offices, bedrooms, and a main bathroom aligned along a hallway that expands into a secondary living and reading area adjoining the upper terrace, offering a serene escape.
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