APARTMENT
In this apartment near Kraków's Błonia park, the shared living area combines space for relaxing with everyday use. Natural light and storage joinery are important parts of the interior.
A light base can stay calm.
The gallery shows the relationships between rooms and selected details of the furnishings. Materials and individual elements can be viewed in the context of the whole apartment.
The design approaches the home as a connected living space rather than a series of separate room arrangements.
FULL GALLERY
A bright apartment can be ordered through material and light, not decoration.
FOR COMPARISON
A reworked layout gives the shared and private areas of this Kraków apartment distinct roles. The living room, dining space and kitchen form an open social area, with other rooms supporting everyday living and working from home.
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Colour runs through this home in Dobra, in the Beskid Wyspowy range. The sage-green kitchen combines timber and natural stone, with the peninsula drawing attention to the stone's veining. Full-height cabinetry also conceals the pantry entrance.
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The pine forest outside is central to this home near Kraków. Rather than arranging the living room around a television, the layout turns towards the glazing. The part presented here is the 140-square-metre ground floor.
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