The small, 40 square meter apartment in Warsaw Prague, initially was divided into two small rooms with a closed kitchen. In order to adapt it to the needs of the owner, we decided to magnifiy and open the daily living area and combine it with the kitchen. All along with the design decision to minimize the area of the bedroom.
The only piece of flat that remained unchanged, is the portion of the duct chute that clearly separated the daytime and entry zones. In order to increase the storage space we created graphite, uniform piece of storage with white cavities - the most powerful and most expressive point of the whole house.
The interiors are modern and suited to the lifestyle of the owner - with possibly large cabinets and closets, sliding kitchen island and minimalist furnishings.
