A flat in a newly built block in Berlin’s Mitte district is the work of Polish studio Loft Kolasiński. The home was designed for a family of three. Photography is by Bartosz Mateńko.
Minimalism for everyday comfort
“We wanted to create a comfortable place to relax for the owners, who lead very busy working lives. The flat was designed to be minimalist while remaining comfortable to use,” says Ewa Adamiak of Loft Kolasiński.
Berlin 2+1 flat by Loft Kolasiński, photo Bartosz Mateńko
The studio designed the kitchen furniture, a double-sided wardrobe, dining table, bench, coffee table, chest of drawers, bed, bedside tables and a bathroom chest of drawers, as well as furniture for the child’s room and guest room. Craftspeople who regularly work with the studio made these pieces. Vintage furniture and lights from Denmark, Switzerland, the Czech Republic and Poland complete the interior.
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Loft Kolasiński provides a comprehensive interior design service for private and public spaces, alongside industrial design. For its interior projects, the team designs and produces high-quality wooden furniture and furniture accessories. It also designs individual rugs, which are handwoven in Nepal. The studio specialises in sourcing unusual vintage furniture, lighting, ceramics, prints and rugs.
Berlin 2+1 flat by Loft Kolasiński, photo Bartosz Mateńko
When restoring furniture, the studio pays particular attention to preserving each piece’s original character. It continually expands its network of specialists in rare crafts to deliver individual interiors tailored to its clients. Its commissions have often involved unusual properties, including conversions of industrial buildings, attics and old houses.
A minimalist family home still needs to accommodate everyday belongings and routines. Explore more projects by Loft Kolasiński on its PLNDesign profile and get in touch by email, phone, website or social media, whichever suits you best.
