Warmth and simplicity. Sometimes there’s no need to look for extraordinary decorations. What counts is simplicity and the function it carries.
The interior is made of warm wood. Rest is pure minimalism. And how important it is to divide the space gently with light moving parts. This gives the possibility of easy rearrangement and adaptation to current needs.
Architect: Natalia Juszczyk, Zuzanna Andrychowicz
Year: 2019
Area: 85 m2
Łódź, Poland
Delicate, cattle, colours with a strong accent in the form of a navy blue kitchen. Very sunny studio in old modernist buildings. The use of technology thanks to hidden furniture.
Architect: Natalia Juszczyk
Year: 2017
Area: 40 m2
Legionowo, Poland
Delicate, cattle, colours with a strong accent in the form of navy blue kitchen. Very sunny studio in the old modernist building. The use of technology thanks to hidden furniture.
Architect: Natalia Juszczyk
Year: 2016
Area: 40 m2
Warsaw, Poland
A subtle design of a law firm located in an open space.
Architect: Natalia Juszczyk
Year: 2016
Area: 90 m2
Warsaw, Poland
Colourful ice-cream parlour designed in the 2D gaming style of the 1990s. Tiffany blue & pink.
Smooth walls and perforated metal sheets. Suspended elements showcase the proportions of this high-ceilinged room. Attention to detail allowed us to create a nice, cosy space.
Architect: Natalia Juszczyk
Year: 2020
Area: 50 m2
Chmielna, Warsaw, Poland
This commercial Bubble Tea island is perfectly proportioned. Highly visible from any direction, it’s beautifully lit and incorporates nice foliage. A modular booth that can be fully recycled. A new eco perspective.
Architect: Natalia Juszczyk
Year: 2020
Warsaw, Poland
Beautiful material in the frame. An elegant presentation of the collection of Italian wood decors from customers.
Architect: Natalia Juszczyk
Year: 2018
Radomsko, Poland
