The design introduces a sophisticated combination of strict minimalism as well as rounded shapes and traditional materials. Burnished marble is combined with concrete surfaces and various textures. The interior is full of different shades of grey wood and soft pastel colours. The beauty of high ceilings is boosted by pieces of art. The apartment offers a mix of new and old elements, all wrapped up in a harmonic atmosphere.

Pařížská Street is considered the most exclusive – and expensive – street in the whole of Prague. What Paris has in Schanzelize Street Prague has in Pařížská Street. The street links the Old Town Square with the Čechův Bridge and on both sides it is lined with mainly Art Noveau beautifully decorated residential buildings, most of them were built in the first decade of the 20th century. There would hardly be a place in Prague with a higher concentration of luxurious shops than here. You can buy here jewellery, cosmetisc, Bohemian glass but there is one category that beats the others – fashion. If a very expensive evening dress, suit or pair of shoes is what you want, then Pařížská Street is the place you are looking for.