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Mikkro interior architecture

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The Hague
Mikkro interior architecture

Founded by architects Katerina & Katerina.

Mikkro (mikro < Greek: from mikrõs small; *small scale architecture)

Netherlands based architecture practice specializing in interiors, commercial and furniture design.

27/08/2026

Planning a renovation or interior project?

From October, we are welcoming new residential and small-business projects, including substantial renovations and complete interior designs.

A thoughtful design process takes time. From understanding the space and developing the concept to refining materials, details and technical decisions, each stage deserves careful attention.

If you are thinking about renovating in 2027, now is a good moment to begin the conversation. Starting early gives us the space to develop a considered design and prepare everything before the work begins.

Schedule a discovery call to discuss your space, ideas and timeline. DM us to learn more!

18/08/2026

A study in colour and materials, inspired by Greece.

For a recent project in Arnhem, we developed a colour and material study inspired by summers in Greece. The distinctive light of the islands, warm earthy colours and natural materials.

For the bathroom in particular, we wanted to capture the welcoming atmosphere of Greek island hospitality. Stone, warm natural tones and rich textures create the relaxed sense of ‘barefoot luxury’ associated with a boutique stay on the islands.

The result is not a literal interpretation of Greek design, but a translation of its atmosphere: warm, natural, effortless and inviting.

Inspiration often begins while travelling, visiting places and experiencing how natural elements, materials and spaces make us feel.

13/08/2026

Summer inspiration from Marseille: Unité d’Habitation, also known as La Cité Radieuse, by Le Corbusier.

An architectural dream destination that Katerina wanted to visit since her time at the School of Architecture.

Built between 1947 and 1952, Unité d’Habitation was the first in a series of five housing projects by Le Corbusier. It introduced his vision of a ‘vertical garden city’: a place where inhabitants could live, shop, play and come together within a single building.

Its 337 apartments of eight different types (A-H) were combined with internal streets, shops and shared facilities, while the rooftop became a communal space for recreation, education and gathering. One of the most interesting and significant aspects of Unité d’Habitation is the spatial design of its residential units.

More than 70 years later, the building still feels radical. Its balance between private and collective life, raw concrete, strong colours and unique approach to proportion make it feel both timeless and ahead of its time.

A true masterpiece and an inspiring reminder of how architecture can have a profound impact on the way we live and connect.

Photo credits Katerina

10/08/2026

Summer break! Back in the office August 31st. We are making space for summer inspiration and sharing some moments from our time in Greece.

We are excited to return to the office on 31 August with renewed energy, new ideas and plenty of inspiration. Καλό καλοκαίρι!

07/08/2026

In a compact kitchen, every centimetre matters.

For our Baarsjesweg project, we designed a fully custom kitchen to maximise storage, worktop space and improving the flow.

The worktop extends into the corner beneath the window. On the opposite side, a custom cabinet combines storage and extra worktop space without blocking the space.

Rounded edges improve the flow through the compact space, while minimal handles keep the design calm and refined. Light, textured plywood brings warmth and a contemporary character. The blue adds freshness and personality.

This level of precision is what a fully custom kitchen makes possible: every element is considered in relation to the space and the people using it.

Are you considering a custom kitchen or interior? Contact us to explore what the possibilities are of your space.

05/08/2026

Almost ready: our Laan van Noi project in The Hague.

Inside this characterful three-storey house, with its generous proportions and high ceilings, we have been working on a transformation designed around the needs of an international family.

The project includes two complete bathroom renovations: one for the adults on the first floor and a second for their two girls on the floor above. Both spaces have their own character, brought together through a fresh, modern approach, a light colour palette and carefully detailed custom furniture.

Our work also extended beyond the bathrooms. We selected colours for the entire house and created the interior design for the living room and dining area, ensuring that the different spaces feel connected as one considered home.

Swipe through for a look at the construction process and the first finished details.

We will share the full result soon.

31/07/2026

Moodboards for our Muiden project.

For this full house interior design project the clients’ brief was to create a colourful, clean and timeless family home that feels light and uplifting, while still calm, simple and functional.

For the lower floor, the focus was active and engaging: a space for family dinners, casual hosting, playtime, light work and reading.

For the upper floor, the mood shifted completely. This became the private, low-stimulation zone of the home: personal, meditative and designed for rest and unwinding.

The moodboards helped translate these different rhythms into a clear interior direction, balancing colour, calm, functionality and long-term adaptability for a growing family.

Do you need help shaping the atmosphere and direction of your home? Send us a DM to get in touch.

29/07/2026

Home office upgrade | The result vs. the before

For this project in Wassenaar, we made a series of intentional design decisions to uplift the existing space while working with fixed furniture elements, such as the built-in cabinet.

Changes were made to the existing cabinet and shelves, complemented by a fresh new colour palette and lighter, Scandinavian style furniture.

The new glass wall and door divide the space into two separate home office areas while maintaining an open, spacious feeling.

Sometimes the changes are not big, but carefully considered. That’s where good design makes the difference.

24/07/2026

The importance of adding natural materials to your home for a sense of tranquility: this time, we want to focus on wood.

Natural wood brings warmth, texture and calm into a space. For this project, we embraced the Japandi philosophy: serene, uncluttered and soothing.

Wood is the foundational element of Japandi design, bringing warmth, texture and a sense of craftsmanship. Combining lighter and darker wood tones creates depth and makes a space more interesting.

Want to learn more about creating a home that feels grounded, honest and timeless? Send us a DM.

Adres

The Hague

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Maandag	09:00 - 17:00
Dinsdag	09:00 - 17:00
Woensdag	08:00 - 12:00
Donderdag	09:00 - 17:00
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