APARTMENT
The apartment's irregular plan and two levels shaped the design. Shared living areas had to work alongside private rooms, within the constraints of the existing building.
Hierarchy first. Detail second.
The living room, dining area and kitchen form a connected social space, while the bedrooms have their own bathrooms. Reworking the upper level involved collaboration on the structural design.
Paintings and sculptures are part of the interior, alongside softly shaped furniture and a restrained material palette. The staircase combines a steel structure, timber treads and a glass balustrade. These elements bring continuity to an unusually shaped space.
FULL GALLERY
Large scale can remain calm when decisions have an order of importance.
FOR COMPARISON
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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The project covers a home arranged over three levels. In the shared living area, the lounge and dining space open towards the garden through large windows.
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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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