Interiors with history. Adaptation of a townhouse in the Venice of Bydgoszcz

Roberta Lewandowska

I graduated from the Jan and Jędrzej Śniadecki University of Technology in Bydgoszcz with a practical degree in Interior Architecture. I also have an engineering degree after graduating from the Department of Transportation at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.

I am currently in my second year of a second degree in Interior Design to expand my knowledge and skills and obtain a master's degree.

Creative work and interesting design problem solving are some of my favorite aspects of being an interior designer. Creating interesting, inspiring and at the same time functional and properly adapted interiors allows you to use your knowledge of design, materials, new solutions introduced to the market. Working with the developer is also an interesting aspect. Wanting to create the ideal space for the people in question requires us to learn about their habits, work, hobbies and lifestyles, etc. Putting ourselves in the place of other people to be able to identify their needs well, meet their requirements and create a beautiful living space. This makes each project different and interesting, we want to constantly learn about new things, solutions, functions, materials to be able to design an interior for each vision and function.