This three-storey terraced house on the outskirts of Warsaw, designed by Angelika Fedorczuk of the JASNO projekty studio, was created as a place of respite – a space to which a young couple returns after their travels. Within 95 square metres, they have managed to create an interior that is cosy and very homely, yet distinctive, full of inspiration drawn from their favourite design styles.
A space that brings peace
The top floor was conceived as a relaxation zone. It is the part of the home where life flows a little more slowly, away from the daily hustle and bustle. A comfortable sofa, a projector, a bathroom with a bath and a small work corner create the perfect place to get away from it all for a while. The residents admit that this is their favourite part of the home – it is here that they most easily find the peace they’ve been seeking from the very beginning.
Wood, light and clever solutions
A similar style is maintained on the lower floor. Numerous veneered elements appear throughout the house, interspersed with details featuring an unconventional finish. The bedroom, with its wooden, undulating headboard and chrome wall lights, exudes subtle elegance, whilst the stone tops of the bedside tables lend it a sense of solidity. Right next to it is the entrance to the walk-in wardrobe – a space where the priority was ample storage, but without creating a sense of being overwhelmed.
A similar principle was applied in the living room and kitchen. The biggest challenge turned out to be concealing the staircase leading into the lounge area. A veneered structure was chosen, which has become an integral part of the living room, forming a cohesive whole with the TV wall and the adjacent built-in units.
A practical kitchen
From the outset, the kitchen was intended to be unique: diverse, colourful and full of unusual design features, yet harmonious and consistent with the rest of the building. Terrazzo stone tiles were used here, introducing a slightly retro feel. The residents’ favourite accents – chrome and cobalt – also play an important role. A deep shade of blue appears on the curtain trims, wall tiles and even on the Throne brand toilet bowls. Chrome can be found in the furniture handles, lighting, coffee table and Katy Paty ceramic switches.
The whole look is complemented by numerous decorative touches, including butter-coloured wall lamps by Pani Jurek. Thanks to this variety, the result is an interior that is somewhat modernist, with a touch of Scandinavian style, but above all warm, cosy and very homely – exactly what the residents were looking for when returning from their travels.
design: JASNO projekty
photography: MIGDAŁ Studio
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