Apartment with Pseudo Mickey Mouse in Poland | Widawscy Studio Architektury

Surprising combinations, playing with styles, unique details, unusual materials and art 😊
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The apartment has an area of ​​37m2 and is located in Warsaw. We proposed to abandon the traditional separation of the bedroom with partition walls and create an openwork partition, which will play not only a functional but also decorative role. This is how the furniture was created, mainly consisting of a bookcase and shelves for decorations, plants, etc. The lower part of the shelf is closed cabinets accessible from the bedroom side. Separating the bedroom in this way allowed for the maximum use of the space of this small apartment. We created a dark, intriguing and eclectic interior in which industrial, modern and classic elements intertwine in an unobvious way. Here, raw, contemporary materials meet palatial forms, uniform furniture surfaces meet raw concrete plaster and metal mesh. We achieved an original and individual character of the interior. The fronts of the kitchen furniture have been finished with stucco, which contrasts in an interesting way with the industrial development of hanging kitchen cabinets and the TV wall finished with cement plaster and panels with drawn metal mesh. The kitchen development has found its continuation on the TV wall in the form of a seat and spacious drawers located underneath it. A massive table and various chairs have been placed next to the seat. One of the most important elements of the interior is the painting located on the concrete wall above the table. It is the work of Edyta Grzyb in the form of a photographic print placed under acrylic glass. The shelf between the living room and the bedroom is a steel structure, lacquered in black. In its lower part, there are cabinets made of lacquered MDF board. The bedroom is accessed through a door in a metal frame, lacquered in black with ornamental glazing. The construction of the metal frames made of drawn mesh, which is the background for the TV, is continued in the hanging kitchen development. The hanging kitchen cabinets are made of black lacquered MDF board, the fronts of the hanging cabinets have vertical millings, and the bottoms of the cabinets have hidden LED lighting. The lower part of the kitchen unit is an oak-coloured veneered MDF board. The kitchen area has been separated from the rest of the apartment by a black ceiling and a different floor than the rest of the interior (large-format tiles). There is stucco on the ceiling in the living room, and an original felt lamp in its central part.