Reframed Apartment Situated on Razmadze Street in Vake, this apartment represents a unique fusion of time and space—a place where modern interpretation harmoniously converses with elements of the past. Here, restoration goes beyond preservation, becoming a conceptual interaction: the renewed wooden floor restores warmth to the space, the reimagined windows gently invite in light and sound, while the uncovered ceiling artwork once again unfolds, granting the interior a sense of spiritual elevation. The apartment is conceived as a reframing of history within the present. The interior develops as a narrative: sharp black panels and natural wood floors create a dynamic rhythm of light and shadow, punctuated by colorful accents and artistic objects that bring new energy and emotional intensity. In the living area, soft textiles meet the playful vibrancy of a Murano chandelier, balanced by graphic furniture forms, resulting in an atmosphere that is at once clean and expressive. Transparency and connection to nature define the shared space, where glass surfaces and metal structures transform light into an architectural element. The kitchen radiates industrial elegance through natural black stone surfaces enhanced with golden details. A private courtyard extends the apartment’s soul—serving as a delicate continuation of the interior and hosting a working space. Stained-glass windows create a direct dialogue with nature, lending the room calmness and harmony. The Reframed Apartment bridges classical heritage and contemporary vision, transforming every corner into a stage for living. It is a home that preserves history while generating the new—a continuous narrative between past and present.