This is the third time the Warsaw-based lawyer and blogger has entrusted the arrangement of her home to the hands of Decoroom studio architects. This time her dream was to create a stylish and friendly space for the whole family, full of pastel colors and functional solutions.
The room of the eldest son
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Pastel colors and vintage
The author of the design for the two-story house in an intimate development in Warsaw is Decoroom architect Malgorzata Kasperek. According to Ms. Marzena's plan, the entire house is dominated by eye-pleasing pastel tones. Fuzzy pinks, greens and purples appear on walls, tiles and decorations, and a strictly defined color base is repeated in all interiors. A thoughtful combination of them with light beiges, browns, grays and whites adds a cozy touch to the interiors. The design of the 160-meter-plus house was quite a challenge for the architect, as she had to meet the needs of as many as five household members: Mrs. Marzena, her husband and their three sons.
In the dining room you will find chairs in colonial style
Photo: Kamila Markiewicz-Lubanska Styling: Maria Szymanska / Wnętrza w obiketywie
Functional kitchen
The central place in the house is a large, spacious kitchen. Architect Katarzyna Fotek also worked on its design. Suspended cabinets were abandoned here, and instead the kitchen was equipped with practical built-ins from floor to ceiling. Of course, there was no room for convenient countertops and a compact but roomy built-in pantry.
Kitchen with built-in from the ceiling to the floor
Photo: Kamila Markiewicz-Lubanska Styling: Maria Szymanska / Wnętrza w obiektywie
Geometric inspirations in the living room
The living room colorfully refers to the kitchen. On the walls you will find an avant-garde geometric pattern. The base of the arrangement is an oak floor of pearl-white color. In the center of the living room was a spacious sofa in a shade of ashen beige, to which a minimalist table was added. The dining room featured a table with a marble top and colonial-style chairs. A spectacular white chandelier, towering over the living room, and modern ceiling lamps add dynamism and multidimensionality to the interior.
Living room and staircase to the first floor
Photo: Kamila Markiewicz-Lubanska Styling: Maria Szymanska / Wnętrza w obiektywie
Bedroom in bold colors
The parents' bedroom is a room that slightly breaks out of the ubiquitous pastel color scheme. Deep blues in the bed area work well with honey yellow and rusty orange at the headboard. Geometric forms highlight the interesting color contrasts.
The bedroom breaks the pastel color scheme
Photo: Kamila Markiewicz-Lubanska Styling: Maria Szymanska / Wnętrza w obiektywie
Powder bathroom
The parents' bathroom featured a large, free-standing bathtub. Powder pink tiles perfectly harmonize with white and gray and white marble effect tiles. Gold accessories give the bathroom an extremely chic feel, which is further emphasized by tiles with a vintage pattern on the walls and floor and in the bath area.
The bathroom was decorated in powder colors
Photo: Kamila Markiewicz-Lubanska Styling: Maria Szymanska / Wnętrza w obiektywie
Fairytale children's rooms
Each son was given his own room. It was also up to the children to choose their favorite wallpaper. The rooms of the two younger boys are dominated by bright, vivid colors, while the oldest son's room is dark gray and rusty orange.
In one of the children's rooms there is a ladder
Photo: Kamila Markiewicz-Lubanska Styling: Maria Szymanska / Wnętrza w obiektywie
In the room of the second son there is wallpaper in dinosaurs
Photo: Kamila Markiewicz-Lubanska Styling: Maria Szymanska /Wnętrza w obiektywie
The sons' colorful bathroom
The sons' bathroom is also colorful. Here another challenge arose, as it was necessary to reconcile the tastes of all the boys. This was achieved by placing multicolored terrazzo in the bathing area. A dark orange was taken from it, which is repeated in the woodwork and on the ceiling. A bathtub was placed in the bathroom, to which a bathtub screen was added. Such a combination is a great alternative and allows to settle the eternal dispute - bathtub or shower - without giving up one of the solutions.
Boys' bathroom
Photo: Kamila Markiewicz-Lubanska Styling: Maria Szymanska / Wnętrza w obiektywie
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