M133 Apartment of different styles | Widawscy Studio Architektury

In the interior design, it was decided to combine two extremely different styles, creating a unique and timeless setting for everyday life. Classic wall finishes (panels, rosettes), gold accessories and wooden furniture are combined with minimalist buildings, lots of white and modern art.

The interior of this apartment is located in a modern housing estate in the heart of Katowice, in the immediate vicinity of the Culture Zone, Spodek, the International Congress Center, the National Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra (NOSPR) and the Silesian Museum. The location allows you to enjoy the best of the metropolitan lifestyle. The architectural design of the estate was created by the Medusa Group studio. The architects' idea was to create a concept that would fit into the context of the place. As Przemo Łukasik says, "corresponding to the surroundings and uniting areas that were once separated. Hence the idea for an open, pedestrian development, immersed in the park space.”

In the interior design, it was decided to combine two extremely different styles, creating a unique and timeless setting for everyday life. Classic wall finishes (panels, rosettes), gold accessories and wooden furniture are combined with minimalist buildings, lots of white and modern art.

The living area is an open space. The free-standing island development, together with a table and a sofa, located in the central part of the apartment, stand like sculptures against the background of white walls highlighted only by the structures of panels and rosettes. The island and the kitchen furniture integrated with the wall are finished with natural walnut veneer and combined with a stone countertop with an interesting structure and color. White dominates on the walls, this "scene" is complemented by minimalist and interesting solutions. In the living room, an irregular shelf with accessories was designed on the wall, giving the impression of being "immersed" in the ubiquitous white. On one of the walls there will be a strong accent referring to the colors of the carpet - an abstract painting that is a geometric interpretation of the Silesian landscape.