Ornamentation for minimalists. The Geometric Dimension of Nude Oak
Interior photography: Tomo Yarmush Kitchen design often comes down to finding a balance between austerity and homely warmth. The starting point for this project was light Nude Oak – a material characterised by restraint and modesty, which, in the right context, takes on a sculptural character. The introduction of the Arch model, with its […]
The Laundry Room as a Full Fledged Part of the Home Story
Interior photography: Nicole Castillo A laundry room is usually a purely utilitarian space, hidden behind closed doors, devoted solely to household chores. Nicole Castillo, a Chilean photographer based in Sweden, decided, however, that this room deserved the same attention as the rest of her home. The result is an interior that serves as an intimate […]
Scandinavian Restraint in a Sopot Apartment
Designing a kitchenette in an open-plan space requires balance. How can you accommodate all the necessary functions without allowing the built-in units to dominate the living room? The answer lies in a project from Sopot, where visual discipline and design precision are key to success. The design was chosen to be just right, tailored to […]
Guide: Turning PAX into a bespoke built-in
The PAX wardrobe from IKEA is a functional base that, with proper customisation, can be transformed into a unique, sculptural structure. Learn how to technically plan a wardrobe to complement your interior beautifully. Style and geometry of the solid Model: Modern, Custom Colour Model: Pure, Colour: Natural Oak, Norwegian Wood collection Wardrobe personalisation begins with […]
A Contemporary Bel Étage in a 1910 Tenement House
Interior photography: Tomo Yarmush High ceilings, original oak parquet floors, and stained glass windows that paint the floor with light. Designing a historic tenement house in Solingen required more than just a renovation—striking a balance between respect for the historic fabric and the dynamics of modern life. At the heart of this Bel Étage, a […]
Kitchen 2026: Details Hidden in Craftsmanship
In 2026, we’re not looking for a kitchen that simply “fits” the interior; we’re looking for materials that dictate its narrative. Through awareness of raw materials and craftsmanship, we blur the lines between furniture and the landscape of the home. From enveloping whites to saturated, deep hues, we seek authenticity, turning toward refined solutions and […]
An Abundance Of Texture In A Unique Kitchen In Szczecin, Poland
Interior Design: Bosko Studio | Photography: Giulia Maretti Studio The Casa Norte project in Szczecin, designed by Kasia Kronberger of Bosko Studio, is a story of subtle balance between bold accents. For its residents, who normally live in sunny Spain, the designer created a space intended to encourage more frequent visits to their homeland. The […]
Kitchen Island: Form That Defines Function
A kitchen island puts space in order, defines the interior style and becomes the focal point of home life. The key to designing a functional island that blends seamlessly with the interior is finishing it with carefully selected panels and fronts. These elements determine the final character – whether the island is austere and minimalist […]
Design Your Home Abroad The Way You Like It
A home abroad is a dream of new beginnings. Whether it’s a second home for creative retreat or the ultimate fulfillment of visions for a life at a different pace, places like Portugal, Spain and Italy have already become home for our clients, who know that designing a kitchen remotely doesn’t have to be a […]
Warm browns harmonising in Paris 7th arrondissement
Project: AY Interior Design | Photography: Clément Gérard In an apartment located in Paris 7th arrondissement, Ysaline Daguy and Ambre Temim of AY Interior Design have created a space that redefines true elegance. Through consciously selecting materials and shapes, the interior exudes depth and contemporary character, proving that a uniform colour scheme can create a […]
Curved Panels: The Art Of Everyday Comfort
When we think of personal space, we intuitively imagine it as harmonious, safe and comfortable. No wonder then that when planning our kitchen or closet, we turn to curved panels. Explore the curved panels in our offer Hem Model, Limestone Colour, Veneered Fronts Curved Panel, Pure Model, Honey Colour, Veneered Fronts In spacious kitchens, curved […]
Organic Kitchen In A Suburban House In Munich
Interior photography: Tomo Yarmush Interiors that captivate with authenticity often have their beginning in the kitchen. For Maria, who lives in a green villa district on the outskirts of Munich, the fascination with curves was the starting point for creating a harmonious and warm interior for her family’s new home. Closeness in a circle The […]
Everyday Life Butter Yellow Flavoured
Interior photography: Tomo Yarmush In Warsaw’s Wola district, an apartment portraying the individualism and creativity of its residents was brought to life – designed with attention, consistent in colour and harmonious. Its central point is the kitchen in the shade of Butter Yellow – bright, warm and unconventional. This delicately buttery colour brings a breath […]
Parisian Minimalism: Uniform Colour Scheme, Multidimensional Effect
Interior Design: Studio Bateaumagne Minimalism doesn’t have to be boring – a consistent colour palette can create a complex and expressive interior. In this Parisian apartment, designed by the architecture studio Bateaumagne, a warm palette of browns, russets, coppers, and ochres was opted for. However, colours are not the main factor here, textures, geometric shapes […]
Redefining Comfort: The Mental Health Studio Project
In a historic tenement house in the very centre of Warsaw, the “Można Zwariować” clinic was created – a space designed with comfort and peace in mind, founded by psychotherapist Ania Cyklińska and social activist Cleo Ćwiek. Zuzanna Gąsior from Thisispaper Studio is responsible for the project. She breathed a balanced aesthetic, combining functionality with […]
