3
rooms in total
Property key facts
This 113 SQM penthouse has been created on the sixth floor of Lindower Strasse 18, in a modern construction featuring sustainable wood on top of the pre-existing building. One bedroom with en-suite bathroom, living and dining room, a hidden kitchen front, floor-to-ceiling windows, partially covered rooftop-terrace, underfloor heating and a guest bathroom make this apartment ideal for evenings with friends, but it is equally suitable as an inspiring abode for urban nomads.
This 113 SQM penthouse has been created on the sixth floor of Lindower Strasse 18, in a modern construction featuring sustainable wood on top of the pre-existing building. One bedroom with en-suite bathroom, living and dining room, a hidden kitchen front, floor-to-ceiling windows, partially covered rooftop-terrace, underfloor heating and a guest bathroom make this apartment ideal for evenings with friends, but it is equally suitable as an inspiring abode for urban nomads.
The interior design of this penthouse consists of vintage furniture from the 50ies, 60ies and 70ies - highlights are the scandinavian mid-century chairs and the custom-made travertine dining table. The kitchen, with its distinctive golden wall, can be concealed elegantly behind sliding doors. The earthy, light beiges and greys are rounded out by a dark bottle green and matte black. Prominently placed in the hallway and living room, the original excerpts from the photo series „Close Up“ by Martin Schöller give the space a galeristic feel - like an intimate, private art exhibition over the roofs of Berlin.
Due to the strong character of the construction, this penthouse features an interesting mix of materials and textures: wooden walls meet concrete, weightless linen curtains on patinized leather and luxurious vintage bouclé on limestone.
