The Polish interior design studio Ministerstwo Spraw We Wnetrzach, have designed the interior of this apartment in Gdynia, Poland.
Project description:
One of our clients ask us to design one of the weekend apartments in Sea Towers in Gdynia. It was supposed to be a luxurious place created for both:weekend stays and permanent living. We started our desing with empty space approx.100m2 which we have given a shape and function that it was supposed to have.. The layout of interior is divided into the living area opened to the public and the intimate part with the bedroom and bathroom.
The main focus was firstly on the view from the windows with the Baltic Sea panorama. It was the major factor in all the later assumptions. A lot of horizontal diversions and very careful choice of colors. We wanted the view to be in the foreground during the day. In this interior we have an unique sheet of black glass, behind which we hid a TV, together with surroudings made of tempered black glass. This protects the TV from the heat coming out of the bio fireplace. It came from the idea of creating integrated wall, which from the beginning was supposed to be a media wall, but in the end we decided to put it together with highly decorative bio fireplace. The culmination of that wall is a graphics of our design as an element of the flow. It creates the depth hidden behind the TV and bio fireplace.
The colours we operated mainly came from a palette of whites. To create the contrast we implemented deep black elements. The accents of juicy orange were result of a client’s favorite colour. Light is the thing that integrates and directs the mood in this interior. Thanks to Smart Home System we can easily arrange whole interior using light scenes, modyfying colours and the intensity of any lightpoint. Very important element of this interior is a custom carpentry. Each door, kitchen and wall panels were desinged by our studio. Thanks to supervising the work of subcontractors and suppliers controlling conformance with a design, we were sure that the final effect would be a reflection of initiative vision of space.
Interior design: Ministerstwo Spraw We Wnetrzach
Photography by Marcin Konopka
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