Residential
Residence Ganz
Realized in perfect central European style, the Residence Ganz in Budapest comprises a fl oor space of 800 m2 with an architecture inspired by the most modern and contemporary spirit.
The structure is characterized by its modern lines and large interior spaces decorated with taste, in which practicality and functionality merge in an oasis of comfort and design. The atmosphere of tenuous natural shades is in tune with the style of the Diamante collection in the 45x45 and 30x60 formats, which were used for the interior fl ooring, including the hall and corridors, while with Glow in the colour Planet, light itself becomes the charming protagonist thanks to its metallic theme chosen to fi nish the reception area, bar, and bathroom walls.
Where
Budapest, Hungary
Design by
Torocsik Ferenc. Studio: Platinium
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