HABITARE IN THE MEDIA

Beautiful views of the surroundings are offered from all rooms of the apartment on the top floor of a newly built villa in the center of Ljubljana. The interior is characterized by a calm style of equipment and works of art,

The apartment in the center of Ljubljana radiates love for art, colors, rich patterns, as well as for simple shapes and rational designs.

Renovation of an atrium house in Murgli, Ljubljana. The house for a young family was built in the 1970s and needed a thorough renovation.

We visited the house of a young family, which was recently thoroughly refreshed under the guidance of interior designer Lidija Rutar from the Habitare studio.

A Slovenian family bought a central village plot in Mugeba near Poreč. The house was respectfully preserved in its original form.

The dream of many. A small stone house in an idyllic seaside town about an hour and a half from Ljubljana. 

The renovation of a terraced house shown through a video in the show Ambienti.. Featuring Lidija Rutar-Habitare, interior design bureau.

Renovation of row houses, under which the interior design designer signedLidija Rutarfrom the Habitare office, also included a change in the floor plan of the central living area on the ground floor.

A wonderful view of the hills, calm colors and natural materials characterize the holiday apartment we visited this time. 

A minimalist range of colors, good design and carefully selected furniture are just some of the advantages of an apartment on the top floor of an apartment building. 

In a modern holiday home near Poreč, interior and exterior, modern and native materials, design pieces and Istrian stone are intertwined

Just below the top of the old town of Vrsar in Croatia, a stone house with blue shutters is a holiday retreat for a family of three.

The interior of the house, which stands on the edge of Kostanjevica na Krka, was designed by the architects of the office Habitare in the spirit of the environment in which it stands

The terraced house was given a modern makeover with a rearrangement of the rooms and a different interior design designed by Lidija Rutar from the Habitare office.

A modern Mediterranean holiday house in the embrace of fragrant Istre and its traditions.

According to Eurostat data for 2015, we are in eleventh place in terms of the length of stay of young people in their family of origin. The average age of our youth is 28.2 years old. . 

The railing next to the staircase is part of the whole, part of the interior design. Wood, metal, glass are the most common materials from which it is made. Sometimes we also see something less common, such as ropes, textiles or some innovative combination of the mentioned materials.

Color spectrum: A key element in furnishing a room

The so-called traditional Mediterranean style is typical for this region, while modern buildings with a minimalist base, preserving indigenous materials and certain stylized forms, offer an interesting mix of the Mediterranean.

We always take the client's wishes into account, but the architect and designer must also have their own stamp

The living room is the place where we spend most of our time with family and friends, so we must pay special attention to it

behind the ordinary door of one of the newer block neighborhoods v 
Ljubljana is hiding an apartment that conquers you little by little.

The holiday house on the hillside of one of the local villages, about fifteen kilometers from the sea, was built there barely two years ago, so it does not carry with it history, origin and memories, but it is nevertheless made in such a way as to create them.

Lidija and Sandifirst looked for their Istrian house in the hinterland, but then they discovered Vrsar and an abandoned house on top of a hill near Kaštel.

Living in a modern block of flats consisting of nine terraced houses is light, airy and elegant.