In the heart of Krakov of Poland, a young couple found their dream house not only in one place, but brought to life in a design Butterfly studio84-class-meter (about 900 square feet) apartment The architects were fully rebuilt by Anna Baranovska and Joana Felclosus to reflect the love of their customers for vibrant colors and retro aesthetics – without any vibrancy.
The functional plan at the core of the design was carefully noticed. The designers re -worked to the original layout by finishing a room to finish a room, which is more expanding, flowing area. The move allowed an L-shaped sofa and a versatile expansionable dining table to include, supporting the couple’s will for a social and flexible environment. The kitchen was re -configured as an invited gathering site – a custom island characteristic that trades the typical bar seating for hidden storage.
Throughout the apartment, the color plays an important role in the overall design scheme.
Green, corrosion, blue and burgundy span colors of surfaces, balanced by text contradictions and graphic details like a checker rug and pattern entry tiles. Prakash also plays a sculpture role – whether it is pendant lamp on the couch or the artistic glow of hallway fixture.
The entrance sets tone on penetration with a striking burgundy underlying cupboard and a round bench that doubles both as sculpture and seating. Geometric motifs are echoed throughout the space – soft curved kitchen islands and round media cabinet – making visual harmony in the room.
One of the biggest design challenges of the house, one long and initially strange hallway, was converted into a statement area. The playful wall scones put abstract reflections, while the mute tone introduces the thoughtful millwork texture and dimension. A dark anthracite wall brings the opposite, leading to its dynamic identity to the corridor.
In the bedroom, peace ruins. The soothing green walls are placed at the top by a terracotta-head ceiling, which wrap the space for a warm, comfortable feel. A BESPOKE headboard-on one side combines complete-factories with a built-in vanity.
Each of the two bathrooms has its own different characters while keeping harmony with the rest of the apartments. One makes a clay with plaster, tangible beauty with plaster such as a channel, terracotta tiles and concrete, while the other gives a boulder statement with burgundy floor, denim-tond cabinet and cool blue tiles. Behind the curtain, clever storage solution-one woven front laundry unit keep clean and dislocated.
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Styling by Eliza Meroziska,
photography by Mood writer,
