A home for a family with young children? This realization shows how to do it right.

Katarzyna Szostak

10 of October '22

Dom dla rodziny z dziećmi

Fot. Aleksandra Dermont

The interior of Paula Selerowicz 's project is located in Belchatow. It was created for a family with two children. So the architect's task was to create an aesthetically pleasing, but also functional space.

The house in Belchatow

Photo by Aleksandra Dermont

Living room

The designer opted for durable and comfortable materials. So the gray comfortable sofa has upholstery made of stain-resistant high-quality fabric . It is the focal point of the living room. You can watch TV from it or gaze at the fireplace. Right next to it stood a large ideal table with chairs made of ecological gray leather.

- The investors were very keen on the functionality of all the designed rooms. They had precise expectations. The materials used in the furniture and other upholstered elements were to be maximally resistant to stains from children 'sfood," says Paula Selerowicz.

Salon

Photo by Aleksandra Dermont

Kitchen

The kitchen annex is kept in a white and beige color scheme. Its central element is a kitchen island. It can serve as both a table and a bar. Here the architect used materials of natural origin such as stone and veneer. Canvases and prints by Grzegorz Worpus-Budziejewski known as Kravts stand out in this color toned space.

Kitchen

Photo by Aleksandra Dermont

Bedroom

Here the designer decided to apply some color. The attention is drawn to the navy blue wall. Here you will also find works by Worpus-Budziejewski.

- After entering the bedroom, on the right wall there is a large door to the dressing room. The passage to the right was quite narrow, which prompted us to design a veneered bed headboard with drawers and shelves that function as a nightstand. We combined light veneer and beige accessories with navy blue in the form of the wall behind the headrest. The bedroom is the only room in the house with a large, colorful plane of color," explains Paula Selerowicz.

Bedroom

Photo by Aleksandra Dermont

Bathrooms

The bath rooms are also kept in a beige color scheme. The use of light wood and gray stone adds flavor to them. Stoneware tiles and granite can also be found here. An interesting solution is an opening in the built-in, which is also a towel rack.