Reconstruction of loft living in a family house for a young couple is located in Bratislava-Slavín. The client's request was to make use of the unused space in the family house and to design a pleasant living space with an aesthetic interior design. We devised a layout in such a way that we get the most use out of the smallest space. That's why we chose the loft style as much as the ceiling height and the counter roof of the family house allowed. This open loft apartment is a combination of modern design and natural elements, creating a cozy and bright atmosphere. We used white MDF and birch plywood to cover the stairs and furniture. The room is elegantly divided into different functional zones, while the bathroom is right at the entrance and separated as a separate unit. The walls are painted white and the floors are covered with light oak vinyl, which gives the space a warm and natural look. Right at the entrance to the apartment, there is a smart wardrobe that provides enough storage space for clothes and shoes. The wardrobe is designed as part of the bathroom structure. The bathroom is integrated as a separate unit, separated from other parts of the room. It is lined with light birch plywood, which gives a natural and warm look. The bathroom is equipped with equipment such as a shower, sink and toilet, which is carefully arranged for maximum use of space. A ladder leading to the upper part into the space, which is used as a practical storage area. In the center of the room is the living room, an ideal place to relax after a hard day with a good book and wine with your partner. At the end of the room there is a kitchen, which is stylishly connected to the stairs leading to the night part of the apartment. The kitchen line is made of natural materials, such as birch plywood and white MDF with smooth surfaces and minimalist handles. There is a comfortable bed with a mattress in the night area above the kitchen unit. The stairs to the night area were used as a communication space, but also as part of the kitchen unit.