Small bathroom, big impact - Kreuzberg

In just 5 square metres of a Kreuzberg period building, a bathroom was created that proves a point: limited space demands clear decisions – and that’s precisely what makes it powerful.
The centrepiece is the steel-toned concealed pipework and fixtures. No visible pipes, no interruptions – the wall remains a calm, unbroken surface with a cool, metallic elegance. The real difference, however, is made by the deep wall niches: they hold toiletries and towels without claiming a single centimetre of floor space, while targeted lighting gives the room depth and atmosphere.
The result is a bathroom that feels significantly larger than its six square metres suggest – uncluttered, functional, and crafted with the attention to detail as characteristic of Kreuzberg as the period building itself.