I wanted to create a calm and minimalist space, serving as a haven for travellers wishing to discover Warsaw. An important consideration was to preserve the original mosaic parquet floor - characteristic of post-war interiors in tenement houses. Then, the form of the wooden stave became the inspiration for the aesthetic of the bespoked furniture, which combined structural plaster, natural materials such as steel, ceramics, organic cotton or linen wallpaper. With this approach, I created the harmony needed to relax after a long journey through busy city streets.
    

The apartment owner is a graphic designer with two fun-loving children. The most important thing for her was to make the interior durable, timeless and full of eye-catching elements. The space is characterised by an eclectic colour palette, different patterns and graphic details, with each zone of the interior featuring a different design. The wall textures, composed with the colours of the furniture, blend together to create a tranquil relaxation zone, while the mosaic tiles harmonise with the stone kitchen worktop and veneer laid diagonally.

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The house is located in a suburb of Warsaw surrounded by forest. The homeowners moved there directly from Old Mokotow and wanted to relate the interior climate to the modernist character of the district.

The interior is kept in a minimalist spirit, while the forms, details and colors are inspired by Le Corbusier's aesthetics, especially his way of handling contrast. An important consideration was to leave space in the interior and not to overload it with unnecessary accessories, and to use primarily natural materials with high-quality finishes.

The space in the house is full of light, which is phenomenally reflected in harmoniously selected shades and textures. The owners wanted the interior to fulfill its function and aesthetic assumptions, but also provided comfort, hence their idea to make a comfortable and personalized custom sofa. In the apartment, in addition to design icons, there is a lot of domestic brands such as Paged, Fameg and Ummo. Vintage furniture also appears, such as an armchair renovated by the owners.

A color scheme consisting of broken lemon beige, burgundy and shades of blue is interspersed with several terrazzo patterns, a mosaic grid and a zebra motif on the cushion, alluding to contrasting black accents. The entire interior is complemented by accessories such as glassware from Fenek Studio and original limited edition works by artists such as the 'Wyobraź sobie' poster by Boleslaw Chromry.

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