Come Home apartment

Located in the heart of Berlin’s vibrant Arnimkiez district of Prenzlauer Berg, the Come Home Berlin apartment by interior designer Juliana Martinez showcases how contemporary design can harmoniously inhabit a historic building. Spanning approximately 98 m², the apartment is a composition of light, texture, and color - brought vividly to life with Prostoria’s Layout modular sofa.

The Layout plays a central role in the living space, creating an inviting and engaging atmosphere through its modular presence and bold chromatic accents. By anchoring the open-plan interior, it introduces a visual rhythm that resonates with the apartment’s architectural proportions, balancing softness and structure. The design moves effortlessly between functionality and expression, turning the living room into a dynamic social hub that invites both interaction and repose.

As Numen / For Use describe it, “Layout is about creating space within space, a three-dimensional canvas for social interaction and personal retreat alike.” In Come Home Berlin, this philosophy finds a fitting context - an interior that bridges the legacy of Berlin’s early 20th-century architecture with the clarity and openness of contemporary design.