Concrete accents combined with warm-toned wood and complementary colours
3 rooms, 63 m², for 4 people
New build
This apartment was meant to be a second home for the entire family when their teenage children begin attending school in a larger city.
Unique arrangement
It's rare for a family to decide on a "second home" when their teenage children move to a new school in a bigger city. However, in this case, the parents wanted to stay closely involved in their children's lives by designing a space specifically for them. Two of the three rooms were planned for the teenagers, giving each the space they need for personal growth and study.
63
m² of designed
space
space
4 osoby
people for whom we designed
the interior
the interior
3
rooms, including a living room
combined with a kitchen
combined with a kitchen
1
bathroom
TV Wall
When designing a TV wall, it's important to focus on several key elements to give it a modern and stylish appearance. Concrete panels introduce a raw, industrial character, while wooden slats (lamele) add elegance and warmth to the space. Well-planned lighting, including spotlights and LED strips, highlights the texture of the materials and creates a cosy atmosphere. A wallpaper with an interesting pattern can provide a contrasting element, adding depth to the wall.
It's also essential to consider practical aspects, such as installing a tunnel in the wall for TV cables, which helps maintain a neat and clutter-free look. An electrical outlet placed directly behind the TV will avoid visible cords and make connecting devices easier. These solutions ensure the TV wall is not only visually appealing but also functional.
It's also essential to consider practical aspects, such as installing a tunnel in the wall for TV cables, which helps maintain a neat and clutter-free look. An electrical outlet placed directly behind the TV will avoid visible cords and make connecting devices easier. These solutions ensure the TV wall is not only visually appealing but also functional.
View from the Hallway to the TV Wall Section
To increase storage space, we suggested using two different depths for the upper cabinets. This approach maximizes storage capacity while maintaining a clean and organized look in the room.
Every project has a story, and this one is no different.
Planning a flat for a family with growing children requires attention to several key aspects. First and foremost, we focus on functionality—each room is designed with enough space for study and relaxation, tailored to the needs of teenagers. The communal area, such as the living room and dining area, is comfortable and serves as a space for family gatherings. We incorporate storage solutions, such as built-in wardrobes and shelves, to maintain order. Flexible furniture is chosen so that it can easily be adapted to the changing needs of the household. Finally, we prioritise aesthetics—neutral bases with colourful accents in the children's rooms allow for easy redecorating in the future.
The kitchen is a place for enjoying meals together, so it's important to ensure there is enough space for everyone.
Teenager's room
When designing rooms for growing children, it's important to consider their needs and interests, which can change quickly. It's a good idea to opt for versatile, functional furniture, such as a bed with storage for bedding, a desk with a large work surface, and shelves for books and school supplies. Adequate lighting is crucial, especially near the computer, to protect the child's eyesight. Investing in a comfortable office chair and an additional chair for guests will allow for enjoyable time spent with friends. Adding personal touches, such as posters, plants, or favourite gadgets, will make the room feel cosier and more tailored to the child’s individual tastes.
A space for work, relaxation, and study—these are the key areas in a teenager's room.
Above the bed, we designed shelving for books and photo frames.
To make the room cosier, we suggested upholstered panels around the bed, adding both comfort and style.
In the second room, the main decorative element is the illuminated green garlands.
A bed with drawers is a great idea if you want to increase storage space.
A desk with an ergonomic chair, along with an additional chair for guests, are essential pieces of furniture.
A corkboard behind the computer and shelves above the desk are excellent additions for a teenager's room, providing both functionality and organisation.
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