The project by Deer Design studio has won the prestigious International Property Awards. The apartment, realized in cooperation with Anita Szymanska of Deer Wood, is inspired by the energy of a volcano.
International award for Polish studio
The International Property Awards is an international competition with a history of more than 30 years. In it, the jury recognizes the best projects of the real estate industry around the world. This year the award in the Residental Interior Apartment category went to the project "Apartment with Volcanic Energy" by the Polish studio Deer Design. In order to receive this award, architects must excel in creativity, excellence in the selection of materials and attention to details that create a harmonious living space.
In addition to dark colors, another characteristic element of the arrangement is the fluting
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- The awarding of the IPA 2024 award to Deer Design is an amazing honor. I feel both pride and joy at the appreciation of our work by a professional jury. We shared the unique atmosphere of the competition gala and we come back happy, motivated, with a whole new energy," said Julita Bojańczyk of Deer Design Interior Design Studio after the gala.
The authors of the project, architect Julita Bojańczyk of Deer Design Interior Architecture Studio and Anita Szymańska of Deer Wood carpentry studio
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Fiery character
The award-winning project was created for a private investor and was implemented in Warsaw. The interior of the 130-square-meter apartment is dominated by dark colors inspired by... a volcano. However, the interior is exceptionally warm and aesthetically refined. The apartment features a living room with a library area and a kitchenette, a study that also serves as a guest room, a bedroom, a large bathroom, a small guest toilet, as well as a dressing room and a laundry room.
The large bathroom features a rounded bathtub
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- The strengths of this project are team play and attentive, listening to each other. We are all the more pleased to have received the prestigious IPA award, because it shows that success consists not only of the idea, the choice of exceptional materials or the realization - good relationships also count here," Julita Bojańczyk emphasizes.
In the apartment there was room for a closet
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Classic black
The inspiration of the volcano is best seen in the bedroom. Dark colors dominate here, among others in the form of a large closet in the shade of deep black. The fronts of the furniture are decorated with subtle vertical grooves and gold handles, which add elegance. Next to the bed, with a burgundy-colored headrest, we see lamps and details referring to natural minerals, which introduces a calm, sophisticated atmosphere.
The bedroom is dominated by dark colors
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Gentle shapes
The living room stands out from the rest of the interior thanks to the harmony of light, neutral colors and soft lines. Such a combination creates a cozy atmosphere. Furniture with rounded shapes blends perfectly with modern ceiling lamps and large windows, which provide access to natural light. The space is enriched by floral decorations and minimalist accessories.
In the living room you will find lighter colors
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Modernity and nature
The kitchen combines subdued colors with natural materials. It is dominated by dark wood, which exudes elegance and functionality. The central point of the room is an island with a bar. Comfortable chairs with soft, rounded backs were placed by it. Above the island hangs a designer lamp with a minimalist shape, which gives the interior a modern touch.
The focal point of the kitchen is the island with a bar
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The main theme? The cabinetry!
An extremely important part of the project is the numerous functional furniture built-ins made by the Deer Wood carpentry studio. The built-ins here serve many functions, from decorative framing of window glyphs and wall paneling, to storage of books or clothes, to organization of work in the kitchen.
The entire apartment features furniture built-ins created by Deer Wood's carpentry studio
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