Its design was prepared by architects from FRAMUGA studio. The house in Izabelin is 120 square metres in size, its interior is filled with simple furniture and subdued colours. This combination gives a sense of calm, comfort and relaxation.
The project was realised for a young family who decided to live close to nature. The house was built in Izabelin, close to the forest. When working on the interior design, the FRAMUGA studio team placed emphasis on achieving an effect that would unite all the household members. It had to suit their needs and foster relationships.
The interior has a clear functional division. The ground floor is filled with a large living area with an open kitchen. A dining area was created between the kitchen and the living room. It is filled with a large table ready to accommodate a larger group.
The investors wanted the interior of the house to be filled with blue, so this colour can be found in all rooms.
In order to balance the colour scheme, it was crucial to use a large amount of warm wood, which appears in the furniture, but also in the bookcase and wall cladding. The natural, brushed veneer in person provides a fantastic sensory experience,” describes FRAMUGA studio.
In a space arranged in this way, you can feel the Scandinavian spirit and elements of the japanese style. The interior is filled with simple lines and geometric consistency. The selected furniture and accessories are characterised by a stable, monolithic body and regular form.
The house is filled with furniture from Polish manufacturers such as Take Me Home (chairs and coffee table) or ceramics from NODI studio. A cobalt accent is the auxiliary table from SALAK studio (photo above). Products from the latter brand can be found in the whiteMAD shop by clicking HERE.
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About the studio:
Framuga Studio deals with the comprehensive design of private and public interiors, the creation of objects and furniture. The designers’ aim is to create the space and atmosphere in which they themselves would like to be. The Studio’s designs result from the individual needs of its clients. – We do not pay attention to trends, we believe that interiors should be timeless and original. We make sure that every element of the finishing and furnishing is unique. We work by combining knowledge, skills and many years of experience in areas such as architecture, design, marketing and visual communication, ” describes the Framuga Studio team.
design – FRAMUGA studio
photography and styling – Gabriela Bartczak – Pruszyńska
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