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Summer Flat near Berlin with Vintage Polish, Czech and Danish Furniture

Loft Kolasinski Studio have recently completed this summer flat located near Berlin, Germany. For this project they used vintage Polish, Czech and Danish furniture, lighting and textiles. Designer Jacek Kolasiński mixed them with self designed furniture. Interior design, rebuilding project, design and construction of part of the furniture, restoration of part of the furniture: Loft Kolasinski Studio Photography: Karolina

Birichino is an Atypical Marble Sink Designed by Purapietra

Think Of Stone – Birichino is a marble sink designed by Purapietra. The sink looks like a grill and is made from Nero Marquina marble. Description by Purapietra: The idea came from observing the sea waves breaking into a reef of rocks. If on one hand a gentle and charming dancing enchanted me, on the other

Passeig de Gràcia Apartment Reconverted into a Dwelling for Tourists

Passeig de Gràcia apartment was designed by interior designer Katy Schiebeck in Barcelona. Description by Katy Schiebeck: An apartment of 400m2, located on Paseo de Gracia. It is a remodeling of a reconverted floor into a dwelling for tourist development of high standard. Paseo de Gracia is the most listed street of Barcelona and for that

Apartment Sofia by dontDIY Studio

Apartment Sofia H01 is the last project completed by Bulgarian studio dontDIY. Description by dontDIY: The project is the home of a businessman with passion for photography and travel and is situated on the last floor of an old four-storey high building in Yavorov – the first residential complex built in Sofia in the mid

Full Reconversion of 213 sqm Old Flat in Madrid

nitially it was an old house, with a traditional layout (the kitchen and the staff rooms were located at the end of it) and with so many rooms that avoided natural light into them. The aim of ÁBATON was to grant the flat a contemporary and clean appearance by unifying the spaces and allowing natural light inside.

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