Korten in the interior? This realization shows that it is possible

Katarzyna Szostak

14 of November '22

reproduction of Guernica by Pablo Picasso

Korten we wnętrzu

The interior is called RE: VERO INTER NO and was designed by REFORM Archietkt studio.

The interior of RE: VERO INTERNO

Smooth transitions

The living area includes a living room, dining room and kitchen. However, the entire space is not divided into zones. This has been achieved by consistently maintaining the arrangement consistency. An example is the use of the same material on the wall behind the TV that was used on the ceiling. This repetition of forms, which intertwine with each other, is evident throughout the house. Architect Marcin Tomaszewski also made sure that the interior of the house relates to how the building looks from the outside.

Above the staircase is a bust

- When a building impresses us, we can't feel worse once we enter the house. We need to feel HERS better. Repetition of forms is very important. The eye catches these forms (even though we don't know it), later in such an interior we feel very good. Crossing the threshold of the door, we immediately catch this feeling. And this is the eternal truth - why people feel good in certain interiors," says architect Marcin Tomaszewski.

Salon

Exceptional details

A few steps from the kitchen is the homeowner's study. Here we can see how the facade goes into the room. It marks the work zone. The visible influence of the owner of the REFORM Architekt studio can be seen here. In the study hangs a reproduction of Guernica by Pablo Picasso. The staircase to the first floor is cleverly hidden just behind the living room. However, when we take a few steps up we see a decorative bust.

Cabinet

Spacious and cozy

Despite the use of concrete, the interior is not austere. Slightly reddish wood gives warmth. As a result, the space is cozy despite the square footage.

-In this case I created a real interior - spacious, warm and functional, and at the same time tailored to the needs of each of the residents. Inside, everything is intertwined. At every step you can feel the consistency - of materials, forms and structures, " says Marcin Tomaszewski.