Interior design of a segment of a single-family house in Warsaw, made by me for a Landscape Architect and her family. The clients carried out the implementation process wonderfully, taking care of many details of the project, which I hope we will soon show in a photo session. Interiors individually designed in the style of minimalism and Japandi. The floor includes light gray microcement with color-matched plasters used on the walls and ceiling. Thanks to this, the interior obtains a light gray, uniform base against which the carpentry structures using furniture board in the shade of Mocca Oak are distinguished. The interior also features a terrazzo with a ceppo di gre pattern, which matches the gray scale of other finishes and upholstery. 

The bathrooms and upstairs also feature distinctive Stone River tiles, which are used to make individually designed sinks. The tiles are also mounted on the walls, either only in the form of a narrow strip near the floor or in the form of tiles cut into narrow vertical strips. This pattern introduces a characteristic element to the interior and contrasts beautifully with the rest of the finishes.