E1 APARTMENT

N° 01 / 26 Residential interior

Montenegro 2025

Conceptual interior design

220 m²

01Concept

Two hundred and twenty square metres, composed as a sequence of warm rooms: oak, green stone and travertine, softened by sheer voile and low, warm light.

The concept treats the apartment as one continuous interior in a restrained palette. A wall of full-height oak panelling runs the length of the living room, with a door set flush into it, and opens only once — into an arched niche lined with green stone, where the kitchen begins.

Location: Montenegro
Area: 220 m²
Year: 2025
Category: Residential
Scope: Conceptual interior design
Studio: Vladimir Perović Architects & Associates

The living room

A long modular sofa in olive velvet anchors the room, on a textured rug, around a low square table.

Living room, Toward the kitchen niche — E1 APARTMENT | Vladimir Perović Architects — 01 / 07Living room — Toward the kitchen niche

Media wall, Travertine band and lit oak shelving — E1 APARTMENT | Vladimir Perović Architects — 02 / 07Media wall — Travertine band and lit oak shelving

Opposite, the media wall: a lit band of travertine above, open oak shelving on both sides, and a dark glossy panel that frames the screen.

Material palette

A deliberately short list — oak, stone, travertine, velvet and voile — carries the entire interior.

M—01

Oak

Full-height panelling, the arched niche and the rounded island.
M—02

Green stone

Backsplash and island top, with wave-like veining.
M—03

Travertine

The kitchen floor, the band above the media wall, wall cladding.
M—04

Velvet

The olive modular sofa and the soft grey lounge chairs.
M—05

Voile

Floor-to-ceiling sheers that filter the view of the trees.

Kitchen, The arched niche in green stone — E1 APARTMENT | Vladimir Perović Architects — 04 / 07Kitchen — The arched niche in green stone

The kitchen

The kitchen sits inside the oak rather than beside it. Glassware lines the shelves of the arched niche; the island below repeats the arch in its cut-away ends and is topped with the same green stone as the wall behind it.

One gesture, repeated — the arch.

Kitchen island, Rounded oak with a green stone top — E1 APARTMENT | Vladimir Perović Architects — 05 / 07Kitchen island — Rounded oak with a green stone top

The children’s room

Play becomes part of the architecture: a loft bed behind a rope net, reached by storage steps; climbing holds set into an oak wall; wall bars, a rope ladder and a hanging ring along the other side. Below the loft, a bed tucked into the alcove against a jungle-print wallpaper, and a desk by the window.