
VBKU · Art for Living
Interiors
Explore interiors by room and use. Each category has its own material direction and relevant examples.
Art for Living
Materials and possibilities.
We develop solutions focused on surfaces, material selection and continuity between spaces.
Natural stone, ceramic surfaces and architectural details bring calm and character – in the living room, on the stairs, in the bedroom and in spaces where many people meet.
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Natural stone and ceramics
Surfaces with natural variation and character.
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In-house interior architect
Material choices and details are developed in-house.
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Continuity between rooms
Coherent material choices from room to room.
Rooms and solutions
Explore by room.
Choose a room to see its material direction and examples from the project archive. Click an image to enlarge it.
- All rooms
- Living rooms & fireplaces
- Stairs & architectural details
- Offices & workplaces
- Hotels & hospitality
- Bedrooms & wardrobes
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Living rooms & fireplaces
Natural stone, ceramic surfaces and architectural details for welcoming living spaces.
- See the room

Stairs & architectural details
Transitions, steps and material junctions designed for continuity and durability.
- See the room

Offices & workplaces
Durable surfaces and a considered material palette for working environments.
- See the room

Hotels & hospitality
Materials for receptions, lounges and hospitality spaces with a distinctive identity.
- See the room

Bedrooms & wardrobes
Calm surfaces and cohesive material choices for private spaces.
Photographs from VBKU's project archive, shown as examples of materials and solutions. Images marked inspiration are not documented VBKU projects. Materials and solutions are adapted to each room and project.


Materials
Materials set the tone.
From floors and walls to steps and details – we bring materials, design and coordination together.
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The whole home, one team.

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