This is how Poles live! The most beautiful interiors – voting results

We have learned the results of the poll for the most beautiful interiors in Poland in 2025. The winners were chosen by readers, who cast a total of 2,228 votes! There were 20 private interiors of houses and flats to choose from. The competition for first place was fierce, with a difference of only 28 votes! First place went to MURU Studio’s project in a tenement house in Bydgoszcz. Congratulations!

PS We published the results of the poll for the most beautiful house in PolandHERE.

FIRST PLACE. 26% of the votes

FLAT IN AN ART NOUVEAU TENEMENT HOUSE INBYDGOSZCZ

Design: MURU Studio

Photos: ZASOBY Studio

Location: Bydgoszcz

This flat in Bydgoszcz is an example of a harmonious combination of architectural context and the individual lifestyle of its residents. The author of the design is Aleksandra Przybyła – architect, founder of MURU Studio and lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław. For the couple who run a tattoo studio, she created an interior which, like their work, exudes craftsmanship, attention to detail and personal character.

The interior makeover began with a thoughtful redesign of the apartment’s layout. By demolishing walls, an open, multi-layered living space was created, in which functional zones flow seamlessly into one another. Historical elements, such as the original herringbone parquet flooring and double doors, have been preserved and renovated. The doors, painted in a subtle blue and glazed with ribbed glass, have become one of the most important accents of the interior design.

More photosHERE.

SECOND PLACE. 25% of votes

APARTMENT IN A PRE-WAR BUILDING INPOWIŚLE

Design: Sobkowiak Architektura

Photos: Oni Studio

Location:Warsaw

There is a great atmosphere here. In a pre-war tenement house in Powiśle, Warsaw, there is a flat whose interior is an example of a combination of the past and modern design. The flat, chosen by a young couple with a child and their beloved dog, impresses not only with its functionality, but above all with its sensual approach to interior design, where every detail matters. The new interior design was created by the Sobkowiak Architektura studio.

The design by the Warsaw-based Sobkowiak Architektura studio is a story about the search for a multi-layered, lively space that, despite its modern solutions, retains a classic atmosphere. The owners of the apartment did not expect revolutionary changes, but rather a subtle transformation that would restore the former charm of the tenement interior – aesthetics with a slight mid-century modern twist. The result is a space where the history of the building comes to life through references to the past, while at the same time meeting contemporary standards of comfort.

More photosHERE.

THIRD PLACE. 7 per cent of votes

APARTMENT IN KRAKOW. THE TERRACE OFFERS A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF PODGÓRZE.

Design: noplusp

Photos:Mood Authors

Location: Krakow

Its interior was designed by Mateusz Niepokój from the noplusp studio. The apartment, measuring over 60 square metres, is located in Podgórze in Krakow. The location, chosen with deep sentiment for the right bank of the city and supporting fond childhood memories of one of the clients, gives the space a specific character.

The high floor with access to a terrace, offering a western view framing the roofs of neighbouring tenement houses, is an asset that forms the basis for the interior design, despite the challenges posed by the irregular lines of the load-bearing walls and numerous installation shafts. Instead of fighting the architectural limitations, the designer decided to use them as a source of inspiration, and the volume of the space was enriched with organic arches and non-standard elements that transformed difficult and boring nooks and crannies into the apartment’s greatest asset.

More photosHERE.

FOURTH PLACE. 6% of votes

BERLIN CHILL IN THE HEART OF WARSAW’S POWISLEDISTR ICT

Design: Jasno Projekty, collaboration: Modernismo

Photos: Migdał Studio

Location:Warsaw

In a 1930s tenement house, located right next to Rydza-Śmigły and Agrykola parks, an interior was created that perfectly demonstrates that functionality and aesthetics can go hand in hand. The designers of this 76-square-metre flat in Warsaw’s Powiśle district decided to create a genuine, honest space — simply a flat to live in. This is how the idea of “Volkswohnung” — a flat for everyone — was born. But in a premium version.

The inspiration was Berlin — a free, diverse and unpretentious city. It was its spirit that became the starting point for a design in which functionality goes hand in hand with bold materials and colours.

More photosHERE.

FIFTH PLACE. 5% of votes

HOUSE IN KARPACZ AND ITS BEAUTIFULINTERIOR

Design: razoo – architects

Photos:Mood Authors

Location: Karpacz

The history of this house in Karpacz is a story of a relationship that has matured over the years. The client, for whom razoo architects had previously designed the interiors of a hotel, invited them into her private world after many years. She had known the house well for a decade, but over time it had ceased to meet her needs. She asked for a makeover – first of the night area, then the day area. The result is two worlds, different yet coherent, woven into a harmonious whole.

The ground floor is occupied by the living area – open, full of light, radiating energy and joy. The stable base of wood and concrete is broken up by cheerful accents: pink onyx, coloured glass, lamps with playful forms. Warm beiges meet pink and yellow here, creating an atmosphere of lightness and optimism. It is an interior that is meant to bring joy, smiles and energy. Wooden furniture with organic lines and art with vivid colours build the character of the house – feminine, confident, but also self-ironic and full of life.

More photosHERE.

Below we publishthe results of the vote for the most beautiful interiors in Poland in 2025, and you can see photos of the other interiors on the poll websiteHERE.

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The numbers in the photos refer to the number of the interior in the poll.