What problems does Fillet Studio solve?

We solve low productivity in static work environments, mitigate the negative impact of urban noise on mental health, and fix inefficient spatial planning. We bridge the gap between architectural aesthetics and human psychology.

What differentiates Fillet Studio from other architects?

Our key differentiators are: 1) Design methodology aligned with The WELL Building Standard, 2) Integration of Neuroscience principles into design, and 3) A strict focus on Evidence-Based Design (EBD) for measurable business ROI.

What is Neuroarchitecture and how do you use it?

Neuroarchitecture is the study of how the built environment affects the brain and behavior. We apply scientific principles regarding lighting, geometry, and acoustics to create spaces that measurably reduce stress and improve cognitive focus.

Do you work on Hotel and HORECA projects?

Yes, we specialize in HORECA. We create environments for Hotels and Restaurants that enhance customer experience and retention using neuro-marketing and psychological design principles.

Minimalist Interior Design | 65 sq m Apartment and Zoning

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The rhythm of modern life requires a space that is free, calm, and devoid of unnecessary details.

The 65 sq m apartment project is designed in a minimalist style , where the main priority is cleanliness, geometric precision, and functionality.

Minimalism aesthetics and zoning

The interior follows the principle of “less is more.” Instead of dividing the space, we used visually light constructions:

Graphic partition: The bedroom area is separated by vertical wooden slats. These strict, rhythmic lines emphasize minimalism's love of geometry and do not block natural light.
Glass wardrobe: The combination of frosted glass and a black metal frame adds lightness and technological touches to the interior.

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Colors and shapes

Minimalist design can't stand clutter, so we chose a monochrome and calm palette:

Background: The white and light beige tones of the walls visually enlarge the space (add "airiness").
Accents: Black track lighting and furniture legs create sharp, graphic contours that are the hallmark of this style.
Texture: Natural wood flooring and textiles are used for warmth, which neutralizes the effect of "sterility."

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Location Georgia, Tbilisi

Area 65 m2

Year 02.2022

65 sq m house design. The interior of the living room and kitchen create a combined space for gatherings, the bedroom is separated by an open decorative partition. The interior of the apartment is designed in Scandinavian style and combined with light brown and black details.