Beautiful Small Maff Apartment in Den Haag by Queeste Architect

Per night lettable Beautiful Small Maff Apartment is located in Den Haag by Queeste Architecten design inspiration on the attic of a building on the Wagenstraat in Den Haag and can fully autonomous operation. All program this apartment design around a open living space group. By Place 4 large skylights will a huge amount of daylight in wards. The strong identity emerges by the ambiguous use of shape and color. The dark colored gietvloer is the carrier of the plan. In order to achieve peace in visual transhipment program all walls.

Beautiful Small Maff Apartment in Den Haag by Queeste Architect

A beautiful 30 square metre apartment, that includes a kitchen, bathroom, toilet, and livingroom and bedroom to sleeping space. That 30 square metre is a very small apartment, but look at these pictures, because they managed to do a great job with this limited space. Rounded corners were applied throughout to imbue the small space with a sense of softness.

Maff Apartment is a “bed & breakfast” located on the third floor

The attic of a private house in The Hague. The client and owner lives in the same building. A communal staircase provides access to the apartment, which functions autonomously from the rest of the building.

Providing all the comforts belonging to luxurious contemporary lodging.

The limited floor space of 30m² has been equipped with the following functions: a sleeping accommodation for 2 people a diningroom area for up to 4 people a kitchen a toilet a bathroom with shower an installations area various storage facilities.

A bed and breakfast attic flat by Queeste Architecten in the Hague.

In addition, Maff Apartment was to have a clear and strong identity to provide a sense of creative and unique for its users. Photographer Teun van den Dries has sent us these photos of Maff Apartment, the Netherlands. The goal of the design was to create a living environment that would be spacious despite the small volume.

The washbasin and shower are located at the rear (north-east) of the apartment.

Adjacent to the kitchen, a dining area has been placed as a continuous sofa encircling a table. The various areas are grouped around a central open space, where one enters the apartment. The sofa is the only exception in this colour scheme, its pillows were executed in warm orange.

One has a view of a central courtyard through a small garret window.

Ceilings and furnishings furniture design consistently painted white. If only ‘Dissonance’ is the bank in a warm orange hue. The kitchen links the two parts of the apartment across the central living area and is bathed in a breathtaking amount of daylight.

Which floods into the apartment through 4 large skylights.

The strong identity of the plan was created using a very limited palette of forms and colours. The seamlessly poured anthracite epoxy floor was used as the basis for the plan, continues into the so-called ‘sleeping-sofa’, the sleeping area of the apartment.

With all other surfaces painted white to bring serenity into this multiformed space.

Brushing one’s teeth at the washbasin the installations area, the toilet.  The 30 square metre apartment includes a kitchen, bathroom, toilet, and living and sleeping space. Alluding to the predominantly orange rooftops of the historical centre of The Hague.

Map and cross section:
1 bedroom for 2 persons
2 lounge
3 kitchen
4 WC
5 shower

Program:
35 m², conversion of an attic to
fully equipped apartment
Client
Maffe apartments
Draft
mid 2006 – early 2007
Implementation
end 2006 – mid 2007
Contractor
PAH building
Specialties
nomination for Ecola Award 2008 ‘