The concept of design is just over a hundred years old, but in this relatively short time it has become an integral part of our lives. Interior design is the art of creating a space that reflects the character, style and dreams of its owner.
Welcome to a world where design helps to reveal individuality through space.
The concept of design is just over a hundred years old, but in this relatively short time it has become an integral part of our lives. Interior design is the art of creating a space that reflects the character, style and dreams of its owner.
Welcome to a world where design helps to reveal individuality through space.
With the permission of the homeowner, we decided to show how the work of a designer can transform even a banal and unattractive dwelling. Pictures, of course, will not demonstrate how many approvals and clarifications had to be made in various authorities before we found a solution to the redevelopment of the room. But you can appreciate the result. Do you want us to take care of your home?
The style of minimalism is based on the idea of rejecting decorativeness in favour of functionality. Therefore, the interior should use clear, simple shapes, without curves and additional decorations. The same applies to the choice of furniture and appliances.
Two-storey flat in a new building on a high floor. Actually it is two small flats combined into one.
The designer was tasked with creating an unobtrusive style in calm navy colours
The designer was tasked with creating an unobtrusive style in calm pastel colours
The owner was lucky: the space has high ceilings with an already designed ventilation system, which they decided to expose. And not just exposed, but painted in a bright colour.
We describe the style as Contemporary with Scandinavian elements, although some will find elements of Japandi here.
This project is an attempt to find a compromise in a flat with an area of only... 16+6=22 square metres!
The ascetic flat of our artist friend in an old townhouse from the 1950s. The room is used for creative work, so the requirement was to use an achromatic colour scheme that can be diluted with furniture.
