A 52-meter apartment, intended for short-term rental, located in the very center of Krakow's Old Town is one of the latest projects by architect Agata Popieluch. We visit here, taking a closer look at the process of its creation.
Elegant living room with a modern twist
Revitalization of an apartment in a historic tenement house is a laborious process, in which surprises often occur. It was here that an old wooden parquet floor hidden for years under the boards was discovered, and a tiled stove was renovated, which became the basis for a new arrangement. By combining a light pink ceiling, stucco on the walls and switches inspired by the aesthetics of years gone by, a warm and cozy atmosphere was created here.
Ponadczasowa elegancja
Creative bedroom
Apartments in old tenement houses, as is commonly known, require much greater care and commitment in the process of creating a functional layout that is ideally suited to their users. It was no different here. In order to illuminate one of the bedrooms, which did not have a window, glass blocks were used here, creating an interesting decorative element. Against the background of the blue wall, we find a contrasting Molly bed, whose delicate form is not striking, while the original Laguna material adds character to the interior.
Design: Agata Popieluch Studio
Photos: Anna Michalek
Furniture: Abbe with chaise longue and sleeping function, Hazel fabric, Molly bed, Laguna fabric