A flat in Gdańsk’s Brzeźno district balances the comfort of a private home with the practical requirements of holiday letting. The Baltic beach informed the details of the 41-square-metre interior, designed by Aleksandra Czajka-Witkowska of Czajka Wnętrza. The flat was photographed by Natalia Kaczmarek of Inkadr.
A hotel-like interior with coastal colours
Warm beige shades and natural wood dominate the carefully composed interior. Against this subdued backdrop, the green upholstery of the corner sofa recalls seawater sparkling in sunlight. Wallpaper with a tactile, fabric-like texture, substantial blackout curtains and translucent pleated blinds give the space a hotel-like feel while providing privacy.
Storage and materials define the layout
A purpose-designed hallway unit accommodates outerwear, a drawer for everyday items and a compartment for a suitcase. The living area combines a kitchenette with dining and seating spaces. Changes in flooring distinguish the different uses: 120 × 60 tiles [?] in the kitchen and hallway, and natural timber boards in the seating area. The fully fitted kitchen has upper cabinets in contrasting materials, with Silestone composite stone on the worktop and splashback. A black tap, sink and strip below the worktop complete the scheme.
A large bed and a concealed washing machine
In the small bedroom, Czajka-Witkowska fitted a bed with a 180-centimetre-wide mattress and a spacious wardrobe with open shelving. Timber panels interspersed with mirrored strips and a decorative rattan wall light give the room its character. The simply detailed bathroom contains a vanity unit that conceals the washing machine. A concealed mixer and rainfall showerhead are paired with carefully planned lighting, including an LED strip inside the shower enclosure.
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