The flat is located in Kazimierz, Krakow. It has an area of 54 sq m and was created as a flat for rent.The interior was designed by architects from the Loft Kolasinski studio
The premises were renovated and furnished with a view to renting it out to tourists visiting Krakow. The general renovation plan also called for the interior to be remodelled and the floor to be renovated. The designers opted for timeless minimalism
The interior was furnished with furniture and accessories designed by the Loft Kolasiński studio, examples of which are curtain rails, wardrobe, wardrobe, bed, bedside tables and kitchen and bathroom furniture
In the design, we also used classic furniture, lamps and accessories by, among others, designs by Johannes Andersen, Hans Olsen, Preben Dahl, Jean Prouve, Karel Volf, ” the authors of the project list
An interesting element that makes the Krakow flat more attractive are armchairs by Craftka. This is a Serbian brand which produces furniture according to its own designs. The whole is enlivened by the works of the painter Ania Luk hung on the walls
Studio “Loft Kolasiński” deals with comprehensive design of private and public interiors, as well as industrial design. For the needs of the implemented interior designs, the team designs and produces high-quality wooden furniture and furniture accessories
The studio specialises in sourcing unique furniture, lighting, ceramics, prints and vintage carpets. When restoring furniture, it pays particular attention to preserving the original character of the objects. They are constantly expanding the group of rare-earth specialists they work with in order to carry out unique and customised interior designs. On more than one occasion, they have carried out interior design commissions for unusual properties, such as adaptations of industrial buildings, attics and old houses
photo: Joel Hauck
source: Loft Kolasiński
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