Indesign designed this 36-square-metre flat as a modern, cosy holiday base for its owners. Located on Monciak in the centre of Sopot, Poland, the three-room home was planned to make their stays as comfortable as possible. Cool shades of blue set the tone from the moment they step inside. The flat was photographed by Natalia Kaczmarek of INKADR.
A practical home with a holiday atmosphere
The flat’s three rooms form an unusual yet practical space for both weekends away and longer holidays. Its designers considered how the home would work as carefully as its appearance. Comfortable fittings and a range of convenient features make stays more enjoyable.
The colour scheme helps create a relaxed holiday atmosphere. Shades of white and beige provide the base, punctuated by contrasting blues. These appear in the kitchen cabinetry, living-room wallpaper, bathroom wall tiles and decorative elements throughout the flat.
Blue cabinetry and a terrace planted with grasses
The entrance opens onto an elegant living area comprising a sitting room and a small but practical kitchenette. Cool pale-blue kitchen cabinets contrast with the light walls and living-room furniture. A round dining table links the two areas, accompanied by pink upholstered chairs with a touch of glamour.
Despite the limited floor area and relatively narrow living space, the designers made use of every centimetre. The room extends onto a decked terrace planted with ornamental grasses that closely resemble those growing on coastal dunes. Living-room wallpaper and an unusual bird-shaped lamp add further seaside references.
Porthole motifs and clouds overhead
The first room in the private part of the flat is a small, bright bathroom. Marble-effect tiles by Imola line its walls. Bespoke shower screens with circular motifs reminiscent of yacht portholes complete the room, alongside wooden cabinetry.
White, brown and beige create a similarly restful palette in the bedroom. Wallpaper depicting small grey clouds covers the ceiling, while a comfortable bed with a grey upholstered headboard occupies the centre of the room. Pale built-in furniture and accessories in similar shades complete the scheme. Large glazed terrace doors provide direct access to the decking. In summer, when the ornamental grasses flower, the terrace will further enhance the flat’s holiday atmosphere.
Products used in the project
- Bathroom wall tiles – Imola
A compact holiday home needs a layout that makes everyday routines easy. Explore more projects by Aneta Bańkowska of Indesign on her PLNDesign profile and get in touch by email, phone, website or social media, whichever suits you best.
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