The design of the apartment on Mitte was created in the space of the newly built building, with a 2 + 1 family in mind. We wanted to create a comfortable, relaxing space for the owners who lead very active and busy lifestyles.
To create a people-friendly office where they will enjoy staying during a week and where they will come on their own on Saturday or Sunday, without being forced to do so. A place where their personal and professional lives will intermingle harmoniously with each other.
The project of the Poznan house is a very specific and at the same time unique challenge for an architect. Each line sketched by the designer is a reflection of the Investors dreams. In the case of this house project, the Metaforma Group was able to cooperate with clients from a very beginning of the investment process to the finishing point that was the interior design.
Kashubia is an unusually picturesque region in the north of Poland, rich in pine forests, meadows full of flowers, and crystal-clear lakes. Near one such lake – Lake Gowidliński –lies this place of repose and close contact with nature. The idea behind this off-grid cottage was to create a simple, functional and economic building
This two-bedroom residence, located in Owczarnia, a village near Warsaw, to a large degree owes its form to its owners, who, wanting a personalized, unique look, agreed to a spatial composition that departed from that of the archetypal home.
This 38 sqm creative apartment was designed for rent on Jaglana Street in Gdańsk. The project was recently completed by the Polish studio Raca Architekci.
The interior in Niechorze was designed to exact the lifestyle of vacationists. Resulting in an open space with functionality and comfort that are being defined by its very users. It is enabled both by sliding doors between two rooms and mobile furniture
They came to our studio with their vision of the apartment. Martyna in love with the Scandinavian style wanted a flat in white and gray, while Mateusz wanted more modern but warm. We decided to try to combine their requirements in one project.
