As part of this pro­ject, we not only acted as de­si­gners but also per­so­nally su­per­vi­sed and car­ried out most of the re­no­va­tion work, which high­lights our com­mit­ment to the pro­ject.

The apart­ment, lo­cated in a post­war te­n­e­ment house, re­quired not only re­fresh­ing but also sub­tle func­tional mo­di­fi­ca­tions.
The ki­tchen area, al­ong with the for­mer ser­vant’s room, was trans­formed, al­lowing for the cre­ation of a se­pa­rate, com­fortable ki­tchen and a co­zy bed­room.
We im­ple­men­ted a num­ber of non-in­va­sive so­lu­tions, such as de­co­ra­tive ex­po­sure of the e­lec­tri­cal in­sta­la­tions in the li­ving room, which al­lowed us to avoid ad­di­tion­al costs re­la­ted to mo­di­fi­ca­tions.

Du­ring the re­no­va­tion, we put in a lot of ef­fort to re­store the o­ri­gi­nal floor­ing, which was a chal­leng­ing but re­war­ding task.
Thanks to this ex­pe­ri­ence, we are a­ble to of­fer cli­ents prac­ti­cal ad­vice on do-it-your­self re­no­va­tion work.
The bed­room also fea­tures a unique ma­cra­me lamp, hand­craft­ed by us.

The pro­ject was ac­com­pa­nied by the phi­lo­so­phy of ‘up­cy­cling’ and func­tion­al­ity, which is re­flect­ed in sim­ple but ef­fec­tive so­lu­tions and the in­tro­duc­tion of in­te­res­ting co­lor ac­cents in­to the in­te­rior.

The apart­ment had the ho­nor of hos­ting Mag­da, known from the chan­nel Wnę­trza­Zewnę­trza.
We en­courage you to watch the vi­deo show­ca­sing our apart­ment, a­vai­la­ble at the bot­tom of the page.