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Grzybowska Sets a Quiet Tone With Beige, Brass, and Mango Wood Notes

Grzybowska Sets a Quiet Tone With Beige, Brass, and Mango Wood Notes

Grzybowska places an eighth-floor apartment in Warsaw, Poland within the fast-rising Wola district, where terrace views catch the city’s skyline. Designed by Dawid Konieczny Interiors, the corner home shifts from two small bedrooms to one generous suite and a larger living area. The reworked plan lets a calm palette of beige plaster and microcement carry throughout, while curved forms, organic furnishings, and tailored lighting set a modern rhythm across rooms.

Travelers’ House: Tent-Like Roof Orients Life Around a Central Atrium

FeaturedTravelers’ House: Tent-Like Roof Orients Life Around a Central Atrium

Travelers’ House stands in Warsaw, Poland, a ground-level house by BBGK Architekci shaped for a couple who live to roam and return. The plan revolves around an atrium and a tent-like roof that pulls garden air deep inside, then frames long views into the pines. Materials skew warm and tactile, and the interior nods to tropical modernism without turning away from the woods outside.

Forest House: A Calm Retreat in Warsaw

Forest House: A Calm Retreat in Warsaw

Forest House sits in Warsaw, Poland, a single-family house by 81.WAW.PL that leans into the surrounding pines. The exterior wears dark stone and slate, while recessed timber niches temper the weight with light and warmth. Inside, the plan stretches toward a covered terrace and uses glazing to pull the landscape through the rooms, giving daily life a steady link to the forest edge.

Mid-Century Apartment Blooms With Pastel Glory and Luxurious Details

Elegant, contemporary living room with intricate molding, sculptural lighting, and plush furnishings.

This mid-century apartment in the center of Warsaw, designed by Goszcz Design, is a dream come true, with high-end decor and exquisite furnishings. The pastel color palette and glass objects create an unusual lightness, while a dichroic table by Patricia Urquiola and minimalist sconces imported from overseas add to the luxurious atmosphere. The apartment is a perfect blend of contemporary and traditional styles, reflecting the harmonious combination of different materials.

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