Collaborating closely with the client, Tala Fustok Studio has transformed a former photographic studio into a flexible home and workspace. The apartment layout was reconfigured to optimize flow, creating a large open living area that maximizes natural light. An oversized glazed panel divides the bedroom and bathroom, allowing light to flow throughout. A mix of design objects and vintage furniture adds layers of interest, while vibrant artistic elements infuse the space with color, fun, and texture.
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