Flat C, 1970s and 1980s

The building reflected housing trends, in particular in the living space,which is now strictly a living room. The flat consisted of a doorway leading to the pantry,which was now converted into a small bedroom. The kitchen has undergone the least transformation, equipped with a modern fitted kitchen system.

The living room is dominated by a wall unit, a uniform piece of furniture based on modular furniture. It was supposed to provide more storage space. A sofa with a coffee table and a dining table complete the furnishings. The room thus offered greater use for leisure and relaxation of the whole family.

Kuchyňská linka
Fitted kitchen unit, Asta modular set, designed by Vladimír Štekla for Jitona, made in Český Krumlov in 1975. It contained elements that had not been available before, and was therefore in great demand.
Mlýnek na kávu
ETA 0066, an electric coffee grinder, manufactured by Elektro-Praga Hlinsko, the 80s of the 20th century.
Obývací stěna
Such complete wall units for living rooms were introduced in the 1970s and were derived from modular furniture.
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