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House by the River by Przemek Kaczkowski

Contemporary home with striking triangular roof, sleek glass walls, and minimal pool.

House by the River is a residential property designed by Przemek Kaczkowski in Sochaczew, Poland. Designed in 2024, the house features a divided massing with large glazing openings, allowing for optimal sunlight and a connection to the garden. The architecture, positioned along the road to avoid flooding, uses natural materials such as stone slate and pine wood, creating a harmonious integration with the surrounding landscape.

Black Amber Apartment by Bajersokol Balances Warmth and Darkness

FeaturedMonochromatic living room with sleek modern furnishings, textured walls, and minimalist decor.

Bajersokol designed the Black Amber flat, located in Warsaw, Poland. The 160-square-metre apartment for a couple and their son features distinct day and night house sections. Bajersokol employed materials like marble and textured wallpaper to create cohesion and a warm, dark aesthetic. This balanced composition, along with hidden storage solutions, seamlessly integrates functionality and style in the interior design.

Loop House by Mobius Architekci Harmonizes with Nature

Modern, minimalist structure with glass walls, textured facade, and slanted roofs.

Loop House by Mobius Architekci in Poland exemplifies a blend of contemporary architecture and nature. Designed in 2024, it integrates the environment through thoughtful composition, panoramic views, and materials like stone, Corten, and wood. Loop House manifests a philosophy of living in harmony with the landscape, offering a serene retreat that respects and draws inspiration from its surroundings.

House in the Beskids Nestles Amid Beskid Żywiecki Forest

A modern, multi-gabled wooden house nestled in a snowy winter landscape, with large glass windows.

House in the Beskids by RS+ Robert Skitek is set in the scenic landscape of the Beskid Żywiecki Mountains, Poland. Designed in 2023, this house embraces a sloped terrain and a forest setting to maximize views. The structure features alternating single-pitch roofs across three segments, each visually and functionally distinct, optimizing both mountain and forest panoramas.

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