Located in Gliwice, Silesia Region in Poland, this previously confined and dark 30-square-metre apartment was updated to create a cozy and bright studio for a young couple.
To increase the space as much as possible, the main partition wall was demolished. It was replaced by ribbed glass sliding doors, letting more natural light come in and creating an open, vivid space.
The focal point of the apartment is a bespoke wardrobe with shelving on the side with an intense terracotta color accent, that imparts a distinctive character to the design. On the contrary, the kitchen was designed in a pale beige, grey stone color palette.
The wooden accents in the apartment such as the cladding oak walls of the bathroom, french herringbone parquet, and furniture give the space more warmth and coziness.
