Another feature of the apartment is its main entrance which has been placed inside a cube construction, that is completely covered in bright yellow tiles from floor to ceiling. In order to create a seamless surface of tiles, the designers decided not to use a door handle; instead, you open the door in true 1960's James Bond style by entering a PIN on a number-pad hidden behind one of the tiles. As the entrance cube is covered with shelves from the outside, an illusion is created - as upon entering, it seems like you are coming out of a magic door through the bookcase.

The apartment was given a simple and precise design, using mostly a palette of white, grey and black.Perhaps in order to match the building’s modernist aesthetic, a selection of furniture in the same style has been incorporated, including pieces by Hans Wegner, Jean Prouvé, Le Corbusier and George Nelson. The bedroom and bathroom have elements made of the same wood that was used for the table in the living area, thus creating a sense of continuity and coherence across the two sections of the house.