The house designed by Julita Bojańczyk of Deer Design belongs to a married couple with two children. She is Polish, he comes from Malta. The investors decided to leave husband's homeland for Niegoszowice, near Cracow.
The girl's room is dominated by a combination of traditional wood and pastel pink
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Shared space
The youngest tenants are of similar age, so the parents wanted the siblings to spend as much time together as possible. They decided on two separate rooms, which are, however, connected by a glass door. In this way, an open space was designed for playing together. It can be closed at any time when the children need a break from each other. The room arrangements have many features in common, but differ in color.
The rooms are connected by glass doors
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Individual expression
The space for the boy is filled with light wood combined with tones of gray and warm yellow. In the girl's, traditional wood is combined with pastel pink. The walls are decorated with wallpaper with motifs that match the children's tastes. At the boy's room it is an illustration depicting a quad bike race. The girl's room, on the other hand, is decorated with a floral composition with an image of a white bunny.
The rooms are similar, but differ in colors
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With a plan for the future
Modern beds with an additional pull-out place to sleep have been inserted into the niches, created after the wall was built in with closets. This is a nod to small guests who will want to spend the night with their friends. Long countertops are combined with shelves for books and toys. In the future, when the children grow up, they can serve as desks.
Light wood, gray and shades of yellow make up the composition of the boy's room
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Compiled by:KATARZYNA SZOSTAK
