Three choices of interior finish
The homes in the Seiler Quarter will be both light and bright. So that your new home can shine just the way you want it to, the interior finish materials on offer are in light and neutral tones.
The ‘Liivakarva’ and ‘Tuulehall’ packages are included in the price of the apartments. For an additional fee you can select the bolder ‘Premium’ package.
Take a look at the choices here:
Liivakarva and Tuulehall
The price of the apartment includes a choice of two standard finishing packages. Both packages are a combination of different materials and finishes and are a perfect canvas on which everyone can create a home with a personal touch
The ‘Liivakarva’ package, we have used warmer and calmer tones. Beige is the main colour of the package, which together with the classic colour of natural oak on the floor and the interior doors, creates a pleasant whole.
The
‘Tuulehall’
package incorporates shades of more Nordic design. The main colour of the package is grey and the floors and interior doors are finished in a light oak tone, creating a crisp and neutral backdrop to any interior design idea.
Premium*
The ‘Premium’ package has been created by interior designer Aet Sander.When creating the combination of materials used in the package, the interior designer was inspired by the general image of Pärnu - summer, holiday, sea, beach.
The package has a bold character, striking the perfect balance between modern design and timeless classics.
* Premium package is available for an extra fee (extra fee depends on the size of the apartment).
A functional home with a light, bright interior – so that you can make it shine just the way you want it to!
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