Carmenstraße
| address | Carmenstraße 5/5A, 40549 Düsseldorf |
| architects | Sebastian Treese Architekten |
| completion | 2016 |
| status | sold |
Two residences subtly reference the architecture of turn-of-the-century villas via features such as gable-fronted pitched roofs, slender cornices and raised ground floor porches with cross-vaulted ceilings.
Located in the heart of one of the city’s most sought-after river districts, these two residences subtly hint at the architecture of turn-of-the-century mansion ceilings. The layout, on the other hand, is completely contemporary, with a kitchen with family room on the lower ground floor, refined reception rooms and a loggia on the upper ground floor, children’s rooms on the next level and the parents’ domain upstairs in the house.
In the master bathroom, the free-standing bath from the British design company Victoria & Albert, supplemented by a separate shower, is impressive. In addition to four fine natural stone variants, there is also the option of light-colored porcelain stoneware tiles.
