The most beautiful houses in Poland in 2025. Voting results!

·13 February 2026

We have learned the results of the poll for the most beautiful houses in Poland in 2025, which we wrote about on whiteMAD.pl. The selection of the most beautiful was made by readers, who could vote in the poll until the end of January. First place went to the transformation of an old barn, which architects from Studio Kuchejda turned into an attractive place to live. Second place went to a holiday home near Poznań, designed by architects from the boaa studio: Michał Bekas and Eryk Szczepański. An impressive house on the Vistula River, built in central Poland, also made it onto the podium! A total of 637 votes were cast in the poll.

1st place: 23% of the votes

METAMORPHOSIS OF AN OLD BARN. THE PERFECT SUMMER HOUSE

Design:Studio Kuchejda

Photos:Katarzyna Osikowska – Tasz, Pietruszka Fotografia

An old barn on a 40-acre plot has been given a new lease of life. Instead of demolition, the architects chose renovation – a simple yet revolutionary decision: to preserve, clean up and add a residential function. The result is Red Barn Projekt – a house that retains the austerity of old structures while offering the comfort and warmth necessary for relaxation. The building’s metamorphosis was designed by architects from Studio Kuchejda.

They called the style of the building “Kuchejda” – an ironic and affectionate term for a barn rescued from oblivion. Inspiration came from the provinces of Canada, Massachusetts and Norway: simplicity, functionality and the characteristic red accent of the façade. The interior focuses on authenticity – natural materials, raw textures and a maximum of preserved structural details that tell the story of the place.

2nd place: 15 per cent of votes

SUMMER HOUSE NEAR POZNAŃ

Design:boaa: Michał Bekas, Eryk Szczepański

Photos:Moiz Studio

Location:near Poznań

The house was designed with the conscious use of the unique conditions of the plot in mind. The plot, with its unusual proportions, opens up to a vast view of Lake Strzeszyńskie. In its central part, there is a stately pine tree, whose presence became one of the key design assumptions, influencing the layout and form of the building. The building was designed by architects from the boaa studio. Their concept won the Wielkopolska Province Architectural Award in the Single-Family House category.

The architects treated the trees as a natural point organising the space. The layout of two single-storey structures was shaped around them, shifted relative to each other in order to preserve the existing vegetation and at the same time fit in with the character of the neighbouring buildings. The house was designed for a family of four, with summer holidays in mind, but it can also be lived in during the winter. In order to maximise the potential of the narrow plot, the side walls were left without openings, which allowed the building to be moved closer to the boundaries of the plot and opened up towards the lake.

3rd place: 15% of votes

HOUSE ON THE VISTULA. BLENDED INTO THE SLOPE

Design:77Studio architektury

Photos:Piotr Krajewski

Location:Central Poland

This modernist villa is the essence of contemporary architecture, combining functionality with respect for the surrounding nature. The design by 77Studio architektury, entitled “House in the Escarpment”, shows an extraordinary sensitivity to the character of the place – it creates a space where residents can enjoy intimacy, closeness to nature and uninterrupted contact with the picturesque landscape of Mazovia.

The history of this house is inextricably linked to the impressive escarpment rising above the Vistula River, which offers a unique location with sweeping views of the river, lush riverside vegetation and the city skyline in the distance. It was there that the future owner, a regular visitor to his favourite vantage point, dreamed of creating a house that would allow him to admire the phenomenal landscape every day.