A 30-square-metre rental flat in central Wrocław combines a contemporary interior with boho details. Designed by Projekty Wnętrz Kozak, the compact space accommodates both short and long stays. Photography is by Paweł Maj of Szerokąty.
A rental home beside the Oder
The flat is intended for tourists and business travellers alike. Its central Wrocław location offers good transport connections, while the newly built development beside the Oder also provides plenty of greenery. The interior combines a broadly appealing design with less expected colours and practical solutions.
White, beige and grey keep the rooms light, with wood-effect finishes adding warmth. A botanical wall mural covers one wall in the living area and conceals the entrance to the bedroom. Rattan details and gold accents complete the scheme, with materials repeated across the rooms to maintain a consistent, contemporary feel.
A compact living area
The living area combines a small, practical kitchenette with space to relax. Grey base units sit beneath wood-effect wall cabinets, finished with white tiles laid vertically. Beside the kitchen, a simple white dining table is surrounded by bottle-green bucket chairs.
The sitting area has a comfortable grey sofa raised on legs, recalling Scandinavian furniture. A wooden coffee table stands on a soft, pale beige rug. Darker grey and timber slats distinguish the television wall.
Teal in the bedroom and bathroom
In the bedroom, crisp white is paired with teal. The colour is applied to the lower part of the walls, giving the room a relaxed, rustic feel. Wooden bedside tables and a rattan pendant above the bed add warmth.
The bathroom combines white with the same wood-effect finish used on the kitchen cabinets. It contains a walk-in shower and teal tiles laid vertically, repeating the approach used in the kitchen. Gold finishes appear on the wall lights, tap and shower enclosure.
Designing a compact rental home means considering everyday use as well as first impressions. Explore more interior photography by Paweł Maj of Szerokąty on his PLNDesign profile and get in touch by email, phone, website or social media, whichever suits you best.
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