It is elegant. Interior of a single-family house in Zielona Góra

·14 September 2023

It is a space designed from a to zet. The interior of a single-family house in Zielona Góra was designed by Samanta Michalewicz. The designer took care of every detail here, and she had a lot of work to do. The house is 440 square metres in size. What does the space look like? Take a look!

The project can easily be called elegant with a very modern twist, the result of a combination of excellent design, luxurious materials and precise aesthetics. The whole creates a unique space with both a contemporary and elegant character. The house was designed with the idea of using white as the noble dominant colour with the contrast of black and accents of gold
Numerous and individually planned stuccowork was used, to which any switches or sockets were matched in the axes. Elegance was also emphasised in the use of – consistent with the stuccowork – stylised classic Interdoor doors with decorative bands
This is a smart home based on automation from Nexwell. It is a home that adapts to the needs of the residents and their habits.

The focal point of the interior is the spacious living room with an open mezzanine ceiling and a large seating area. Soft, designer modular ‘inflatable’ sofas and a daybed, with high-quality fabrics in white and black. The fabrics are reminiscent of the famous bouclé but are definitely more resistant, laminated and do not unravel over the years.

The project was created some time ago and I can boldly say that I was one of the first architects in Poland to use this collection of leisure furniture and this interior, based on the visualisation, has even become its flagship – today this collection of sofas by the Polish company Absynth is a legally protected industrial design in the European Union ,” recalls Samanta Michalewicz.

All the high-quality window decorations in the house; from curtains to drapes and blinds, are designed and tailor-made
Directly adjacent to the living room is the dining room, where each piece of furniture has been individually designed and made by me.

A passageway from the dining room leads to the modern kitchen, equipped with high-quality appliances. The kitchen fronts are in a classic style, in refined beige and black colours. One of the fronts is a hidden passage to the pantry. Two functional sinks have also been designed, with one of the Grohe mixers offering sparkling water.

Without doubt, one of the most impressive elements of the design is the white uniform staircase leading up to the first floor. The use of sequential illumination uniquely at the bottom of the steps, which lights up gradually one by one on a photocell; creates a striking visual impression. It’s almost like a dance of light that invites you to walk up to the upper floor.

Beneath the stairs, a unique element has been put in place, which is an armchair used as a sculpture. This unconventional concept not only adds to the uniqueness of this space, but it is also my personal nod as a designer; towards creative architecture, where some elements should be looked at much more broadly and given an individual use themselves, adds Samanta Michalewicz, who designed the interior of the house.

On the ground floor, a guest toilet with a smart wash bowl and TECE electronic rack – in surprisingly dark and contrasting tones (there is one large 320 x 160 cm slab format each on the wall and floor), a recreation room with sauna and a vestibule with a private dressing room behind a mirrored concealed door – have also been designed behind a concealed door.

The first floor is three sumptuous realms – the rooms of the three children, where the focus is on functionality and originality, reflecting their different characters and tastes. The rooms also remain in the convention of the smart home, based on Nexwell automation. Each room has lighting/LED control panels, with pictograms that are easy for children to remember

Moving on to the master bedroom – a custom-made bed with headrest has been designed there, enhanced by stucco on the walls which creates a harmonious space that exudes elegance and comfort. The bedroom has been carefully designed to provide a tranquil place to relax, while combining functionality with sophisticated style

The bedroom is based on a light colour scheme, which is broken up by subtle earth tones and black accents. The dominant colour in the space is a muted shade of white and cream, which forms the base for the rest of the furnishings. Earthy shades such as soft beiges and sandy browns blend in harmoniously, bringing relaxation and sophistication to the interior. Black was used as an elegant accent, adding contrast and depth to the entire composition

The focal point of the bedroom is the made-to-measure bed with its unique matching headrest. This headrest is upholstered with a soft fabric in a muted colour, which adds to the feeling of cosiness. The same material was used to upholster the bed, which was designed to measure

At the sides of the bed are small bedside tables on which small items can be placed. The bedroom walls are finished in a delicate shade of white and black. The stucco, placed on some parts of the walls, adds to the elegance and classic character of the interior. The bedroom has also been designed with a tailored dressing table and a mirror with adequate lighting for make-up

Direct access to the private bathroom by knocking out the existing wall and glazing it – and, on the other side, a hidden dressing room – is a practical solution that provides convenience and a sense of intimacy. The private bathroom is maintained in a similar aesthetic to the bedroom, creating a coherent whole. A Corian washbasin and matching cabinet were individually designed. Above – mirrors with matching bevels, from which flush-mounted taps in a precious gold shade directly emerge. This part of the house also relies on intelligent automation, and in the bathroom, this is highlighted by TECE electronic stools

The interior of the house has been designed to make it easy to keep things tidy. Storage areas help with this. The wardrobe is well organised, with enough shelves, hangers and drawers to accommodate clothes, accessories and shoes. Appropriate lighting is key in the bedroom. In addition to traditional lamps, care has been taken to provide photocell lighting that turns on independently at night without the need to switch on larger lights, plus cosy leds and wall sconces that provide cosy light for reading. This home is definitely an interior for people who appreciate sophistication and detail, in a timeless and elegant aesthetic

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It is elegant. Interior of a single-family house in Zielona Góra

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