Photography studio BoysPlayNice was founded in 2008 Jakub Skokan and Martin Tůma. Studio since its inception, focused on advertising photography, architectural photography, interior design, product design. BoysPlayNice also specializes in producing creative concepts for photographic campaigns. The philosophy of the studio is to create a picture standing on an idea and makes optimal use of the possibilities of the photographic medium.
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Architect: mar.s architects Project: Dock House Restaurant Location: Michelská 59, Praha – Michle, Czech Republic Area: 65m2 Photography: BoysPlayNice – Jakub Skokan and Martin Tůma. From the architect: From the original “boat” interior we only kept wooden ceiling and beams and gave the floors new coat of paint. The oak furniture wooden elements stand out […]
Project: Letna Apartment in Prague Architect: Ing. arch Jana Schnappel Hamrová / Objectum Location: Letna Prague 7, Czech Republic Area: 120m2 Year 2017 Photo credits: Jakub Skokan, Martin Tůma / BoysPlayNice Presented apartment is situated in Prague Letna district in building constructed in 1938. The building is under protection of heritage department. That can be
Architect: COLL COLL (Cyril Pavlů, Krištof Hanzlík, Kateřina Vondrová, Marek Fischer) Project: Špejle restaurant Project location: Špejle, Jindřišská 16, 111 50 Praha 1, Czech Republic Completion Year: 10 / 2016 Area: 280m2 Photo credits: Jakub Skokan, Martin Tůma / BoysPlayNice Merging the Czech “chlebíček” and the traditional Basque pintxos, a new and proud food-spot was created
Architects: ADR s.r.o. Project: Javornice Distillery Lead Architects: Petr Kolář, Aleš Lapka Project location: Javornice, U Dubu, Czech Republic Gross Built Area (square meters or square foot): 483,5m2 Collaboraters: Jana Zoubková, Markéta Kavalírová Photo credits: Jakub Skokan, Martin Tůma / BoysPlayNice Javornice Distillery project was completed by ADR, an architectural studio founded by Ales Lapka and Petr
Terraced house owned by a family of four is situated in a calm residential area of Slivenec. It was built as a part of a property development project in 2008.
Project: Black Flying House Architects: H3T Architekti Location: Eastern Bohemian Region, Czech Republic Area: 4,25 sqm Project Year: 2016 Photography by BoysPlayNice / Martin Tůma and Jakub Skokan Imagine you walk through a forrest and pass an old railway bridge when you realize there is a black house, suspended from one of the arches. Would
Dancers Apartment is a 60 sqm home recently completed by Czech studio Collaborative Collective. From the architect: There she sits, in one of the hip cafes of Letna, the cool part of Prague. The friend who introduced us said she was a lawyer, but there is something different about her. Something that just doesn’t fit.
After a long search of an apartment offering both interesting and atypical elements, and located in central Prague, this proved to be an ideal choice. Time management was perfect, and the arrangement with the developer …
Architect: Dagmar Štěpánová – Studio Formafatal Project: Loft Hrebenky Location: Prague, Czech Republic Photo: BoysPlayNice Czech architect Dagmar Štěpánova, head of Formafatal studio, has recently completed this penthouse with a modern industrial look and a Scandinavian touch. Loft Hrebenky is located on the top floor of a new apartment building in the Czech capital’s Na Hřebenkách district.
This spacious Cork Apartment in high-rise block, which was designed for a young man, passed through a total reconstruction. The exchange of flat-infrastructure was necessary. The other points were complete change of bathroom and kitchen layouts and changes of floor and walls surfaces. The client’s wish was to create simply and uniformly looking flat (on
Owner of spacious apartment in Prague, Vokovice decided to add a minor one on the same floor. We transferred single studio into the guest house for guests whose are visiting young international family
Located in Karlin district (Prague, Czech Republic), Nejen Bistro was designed by mar.s architects. Description by mar.s architects: Affected by the hundred-year flooding of 2002 in Prague, the site in the increasingly popular district of Karlín for Nejen Bistro has been transformed into a wonderfully intimate bistro. This event [the flood] is reflected in the interior of
