Aesthetics and functionality as the foundation of harmonious living

A new development is taking shape in a quiet residential area of Prague 5, combining modern living with immediate access to green spaces and quick access to the city centre. From October, the Nad Kavalírkou residential complex will offer 31 flats ranging from 2+kk to 5+kk layouts, along with one non-residential unit.

This year’s DesignBlok places light at the heart of its program – as a tool capable of transforming interiors, highlighting architecture and completely changing the atmosphere of a space. One of the projects that brings this theme to life is a new collection of glass lighting presented at the functionalist Volman Villa in Čelákovice.

he M-House residence on Murmanská Street is complete and fully approved for occupancy. The conversion of the former office building has created modern urban living on the border of Vršovice and Vinohrady. The current offer includes studio and one-bedroom apartments, some with private gardens, as well as an exceptional three-bedroom penthouse with three terraces. Selected units are ready for immediate handover.

What happens when the refined aesthetic of an interior designer meets the distinctive signature of a leading glass artist? Interior designer Kateřina Šindelářová, founder of the Absolut Design brand, and glass designer František Jungvirt have brought their creative worlds together. The result of their artistic dialogue is a collection of unique crystal vases, complemented by luxurious leather straps. The series was officially unveiled on 17 September 2026 at the POLIFORM PRAHA luxury furniture showroom in Prague, in the presence of Miroslav Stopka, CEO of STOPKA. And we were there to witness it.

The PROSEKKO project is based on the idea that high-quality housing need not be confined to the city centre. Old Prosek offers a more peaceful atmosphere, historic buildings, green spaces and views of Prague, whilst remaining easily accessible via the underground and public transport.

Finding a home in Prague that offers plenty of space, a quieter environment, and at the same time good access to the city is no easy task. This unique combination is exactly what the emerging Nové Miškovice development in the Prague-Čakovice district is built on. Located on a former brownfield site between Polabská and Krčmářovská streets, a new residential neighborhood is gradually taking shape. It will comprise not only family houses and apartment buildings, but also new streets, public spaces, greenery, and services designed to support everyday life.

The development group IMMO Building, in cooperation with real estate agency LEXXUS NORTON, is launching the official sales of the TAND:EM Horoměřice residential project on 14 July 2026. The new semi-detached residential building will offer only six apartments ranging from studios to 3-bedroom layouts, each with its own private outdoor space, parking, and high-quality finishes in a peaceful location with quick access to Prague.

Some apartments disappear from the listings within a few days. Others remain online for weeks—even though they’re in similar locations and have similar prices. The difference often isn’t in square meters, but in how the space feels. The “Built to Rent” trend, familiar from cities like London, Berlin, and Amsterdam, is gradually transforming the Czech market as well. Renting is no longer just a “temporary phase.” People want to live in these spaces comfortably, aesthetically, and for the long term. And it’s often the interior that determines how quickly and at what price a property will be rented out.