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 natural materials into the interior.
Ania Cyklińska and Cleo Ćwiek, photo: Janek Lewczuk
Pure model of fronts, Natural Oak, photo: Nate Cook
This project proves how well-thought-out objects, finishes and material combinations can be used to achieve a coherent and intimate effect in an interior.
Pure model of fronts, Natural Oak, photos: Nate Cook
Fronts from the Norwegian Wood collection emphasize the harmony of this place, creating a background conducive to reflection and conversation, while the entire concept redefines the standards of therapeutic spaces.
Functional kitchenette
The design of the space was based on an IKEA kitchenette with fronts in Natural Oak finish – Pure model, complemented by Dividers panels from the Norwegian Wood collection. Their warm tone combined with the bright surroundings creates an atmosphere of homely peace, perfectly in tune with the character of the place.
Pure model of fronts, Natural Oak, photo: Nate Cook
Pure model of fronts, Natural Oak, photo: Janek Lewczuk
Hallway with attention to detail
The hallway, which is the first place that takes guests in its warm embrace, has been equipped with a PAX wardrobe, which, to maintain consistency, features also Natural Oak fronts in the Pure model. The subtle wood grain adds cosiness to the interior and harmonises with the natural colours and minimalist design of the entire room.
Pure model of fronts, Natural Oak, photo: Nate Cook
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