Colors and geometric details in interiors are slowly becoming a hallmark of projects by Hanna Brzozowska from the Inbalance studio. These elements could not be missing also in the studio's latest realization - the arrangement of a nearly fifty-meter apartment in Praga Północ, Warsaw. Pink is king in this space!
How to turn an apartment in a post-industrial part of the city into a feminine and joyful space? The investor dreamed of an interior that would resonate with her sensibility, aesthetics, love of art and colors.
The first steps in the design process went to changes in the existing functional layout - the architect decided to demolish several walls, which allowed to gain additional storage space and slightly enlarge the kitchen. It was in the kitchen, moreover, that the idea for the leading color of the interior was born - pink in an unusual version.
The lower part of the furniture in the color of dark wood contrasts with the pink interior.
photo: Aleksandra Dermont
The lower part of the furniture in the color of dark wood contrasts with the pink built-in. The search for the perfect shade required a couple of approaches. After several attempts, we managed to find the one and only dream color, which also runs through other parts of the apartment - explains the designer.
The architect not only plays with color, but also with textures - kitchen cabinets are varied with cutters, stripes and ornamental glass - and with combining styles and shapes.
kitchen built-in
photo: Aleksandra Dermont
A dining room has been planned between the kitchen and the living room - around a round wooden table are set stylish bentwood chairs made of dark wood.
Around the round, wooden dining table are set stylish, curved chairs of dark wood
Photo: Aleksandra Dermont
The living room is planned as a cozy, bright space. The eye is drawn to the colorful illustrations placed above the cream sofa by Karolina Pawelczyk, a Polish artist who has worked with brands such as Gucci, Armani and Vogue magazine.
In the living room, colorful illustrations by Karolina Pawelczyk were placed above the cream sofa; view from the hallway to the living room
photo: Aleksandra Dermont
From the living room we move to the hallway. We deliberately designed the large closet to optically enlarge the entrance area - the white fronts, however, do not lack decorative milling and handles. On a section of the wall next to the closet a wallpaper with a delicate pattern was used, as well as colorful hangers. At the entrance to the bathroom, a wooden console stood against the cream-colored dado. The whole space is reflected in a mirror with a characteristic pink bow - a motif repeated from the fronts of the kitchen cabinets, says Hanna Brzozowska.
At the entrance to the bathroom, a wooden console stood against a background of cream lampery
Photo: Aleksandra Dermont
The color scheme, tamed in the living area of the apartment, is continued in the bathroom - so here you'll find a built-in in pink, a mosaic on the walls repeating the one used in the kitchen, as well as cream tiles complementing the whole space.
The apartment's color scheme continues in the bathroom
photo: Aleksandra Dermont
The bedroom, on the other hand, is, as the designer emphasizes, a true oasis of calm. At the same time, it is the only room without pink color - the bed is green, and the cream curtains are matched to the color of the dado. The whole room is complemented by bright wallpaper and multicolored graphics.
Green bed against a background of cream lampery; interior details
Photo: Aleksandra Dermont
Vintage style meets here with modern, simple forms, enriched with geometric accents furniture and colorful accessories. The new development apartment managed to achieve spirit and a unique atmosphere - sums up the project by the architect from Studio Inbalance.
