Daniel Apartment in Krakow, Poland by Blackhaus Karol Cieplinski Architekt

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Apartment for rent in the renovated tenement house from 1934.

The new studio apartment situated at the 3 rd floor of the tenement house from 1934, situated near the historic center of Krakow. Building was renovated in 2015. Apartment is prepared for short term rental.The challenge was to create an essential and very familiar space where guests find everything they need to live temporarily in the rooms as if they were at home.

Image Courtesy © Bartlomiej Senkowski

• Architects: Blackhaus Karol Cieplinski Architekt
• Project: Daniel Apartment
• Location: Krakow, Poland
• Photography: Bartlomiej Senkowski
  
• Software used: AutoCad and 3dsmax
• Size: 27,00 m2
  
• Year: 2016

Image Courtesy © Bartlomiej Senkowski

The plan was redesigned to provide open and functional spaces clearly divided for the zones. You can see it at used colors. Light grey is for the entrance and the kitchen. White and natural oak wood is for the living room/bedroom. Black is for the bathroom. It is only 27 square meters plan that contains everything that is nessesery and don’t make you fill overwhelming and will give you plenty of space to roam.

Image Courtesy © Bartlomiej Senkowski

Image Courtesy © Bartlomiej Senkowski

The utmost attention was paid to the detail – I believe the enticing nature of minimalist interiors lies within the few details that populate its space: hewed inside pedestals – veneering of the planes of walls, flush, frameless lighting, kitchen creates separate color block.

Image Courtesy © Bartlomiej Senkowski

Image Courtesy © Bartlomiej Senkowski

Image Courtesy © Bartlomiej Senkowski

Image Courtesy © Bartlomiej Senkowski

Image Courtesy © Bartlomiej Senkowski

Image Courtesy © Blackhaus Karol Cieplinski Architekt

Tags: Krakow, Poland

Categories: 3dS Max, Apartments, Autocad

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