Scandinavian interior design is celebrated worldwide for its blend of simplicity, functionality, and natural beauty. This design philosophy, originating in the Nordic countries of Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland, creates bright, airy spaces that offer both comfort and practicality.
The client’s contemporary art and object collection feels right at home among light oak millwork, subdued marble accents, and contrasting black and white graphic tile and wall coverings.
Dvojka is a small wine bar in Letná, Prague. We designed the interior of Dvojka for Richard Preisler with whom we’ve worked for a number of years on various commercial and non-commercial projects.
Designed devoted to Aegean geography and climate where the Cesne house is located, the blend of Scandinavian and South American contemporary design understanding is at the forefront, reflecting a tranquilizing aura.
The Zen house is located in the suburbs of Kiev city, on the territory of a cottage village, surrounded by deciduous and pine forests. Customers invited the FORM Bureau to work with the interior.
Utilizing only six natural materials and elements: stone, glass, wood, steel, tile and water; this Park Avenue penthouse apartment is being entirely rebuilt from the top down. The entire roof of the building has been raised to make way for the addition of a new mezzanine level.
Designers: Rosu-Ciocodeica Studio Team: Bogdan Ciocodeica / Diana Rosu Project: Kuma Nordic House Location: Agigea, Constanta, Romania Photographs: Andrei Margulescu With fresh and bright interiors, the Kuma Nordic House was designed by Rosu-Ciocodeica Studio (Bogdan Ciocodeica and Diana Rosu) for the Danish company Kuma. Description by Rosu-Ciocodeica: Located on the seafront, far from the crowdy beach and
Boasting an unparalleled vista of the majestic Hudson River, this exquisitely crafted 3-bedroom/3.5 bathroom loft refurbishment caters to the needs of first-time parents
