An apartment with strong original potential, which we adapted to suit the clients’ lifestyle and needs. The key transformation was the layout update, which allowed us to create a full-featured master block: a bedroom with its own wardrobe area and private bathroom.

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A long hallway, which at first glance might seem like a drawback, became a defining element of the interior. Due to load-bearing walls, its shape couldn’t be altered — so we embraced the longest wall, softening it with rounded corners on both ends and placing a sculptural console, highlighted by subtle lighting and a sconce from a local Polish brand. This feature became a visual anchor and set the tone for the entire passageway.

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One of the clients’ requests was a kitchen without upper cabinets — and we were happy to support that idea. It brought even more air and openness into the space while keeping it fully functional.

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The interior features natural and somewhat unconventional materials: microcement on the floors and walls, rattan inlays in the furniture, textured and slightly rough surfaces. The contrast of textures and wood tones is enriched by deep terracotta accents.

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The greenery of the garden just outside the windows became a natural continuation of the interior — adding a sense of warmth, calm, and connection with the outdoors.