BoysPlayNice Photography & Concept is a Prague-based studio founded in 2008 by Jakub Skokan and Martin Tůma. Specializing in architectural, interior, product, and advertising photography, the studio is renowned for its thoughtful, concept-driven visual storytelling.
Their approach emphasizes clarity and impact—crafting images that elegantly convey the character of architectural works while exploring the evolving relationship between architecture and the photographic medium. By responding to both natural and urban environments, industrial forms, and contemporary aesthetics, BoysPlayNice pushes the boundaries of architectural photography with sensitivity and experimentation.
LOCATION: Prague, Czech Republic
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Nestled beneath the sloping rooflines of a historic Prague building, the Arbes Square Apartment by Formafatal reimagines a once-dark attic into a luminous, two-level retreat perfect for discerning renters. By preserving the building’s storied bones while introducing…
House Oskar, designed by architect Jan Žaloudek, sits gracefully in a generous garden that once belonged to a neighboring château in Kamenná Lhota, South Bohemia. Moreover, the site boasts a remarkable genius loci enriched by the remnants…
ADR’s Milada Cottage sits gracefully on a picturesque hillside in the Krkonoše Mountains, within the charming area known as Nové domky (New Houses). The cottage blends seamlessly with the scattered development of surrounding homes, both urbanistically and…
To step into The Butcher’s Apartment is to find oneself at the intersection of old-world tradition and exacting contemporary design. Located in a historical functionalist building once home to butchers and charcutiers, this residence takes its cues…
The Blue Mountains House by Prodesi/Domesi exemplifies the union of modern architecture with the natural beauty of South Moravia. Located on the outskirts of a quaint town in the Modré Hory wine region, this home was designed…
Explore Marslab’s contemporary foyer, a multifunctional space combining a showroom, coworking hub, and event venue, seamlessly blending industrial style and sophisticated design.
The reconstruction project of an apartment in one of the first functionalist-style tenement buildings in Prague was based on three key pillars: space (emptiness), light, and solitaires within it.
Masná 130 is a 500+-year-old house situated in the centre of Český Krumlov, a small town in Bohemia, Central Europe, and a popular UNESCO heritage site.
The new layout of the house allows its owners different levels of intimacy. The ground floor is very open and invites the family to spend time together.
