Residential interior design projects featured in Warsaw and Toruń

Recent architectural projects in Poland showcase diverse approaches to residential living, focusing on functionality and personal expression.

In Warsaw, the Nubo interior studio designed a 106 m2 apartment in Mokotów for a family. The design emphasizes a neutral base of whites, beiges, and natural wood to ensure longevity and ease of modification. Custom cabinetry is used throughout to organize the space, while the two bathrooms feature distinct styles—one with stone patterns and another with a warmer, more atmospheric tone.

In Toruń, architect Beata Mrówczyńska-Łozowska of Stacja Projekt designed a 270 m2 home that integrates fine art into daily living. The interior uses a base of light walls and natural wood contrasted with black details and bold accents like mustard and petrol blue. Large-scale abstract paintings by the architect serve as central design elements, influencing the color palette of the furniture and textiles throughout the home.