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Eclectic, colourful and distinctive – these are the spaces created by interior designer Ludomira Krzynowek-Wosińska, a specialist in uncovering vintage treasures and selecting personalised details.

What sets Ludomira Krzynowek-Wosińska’s projects apart?

The signature style of interior architect Ludomira Krzynowek-Wosińska is a refreshing blend of her love for historic tenement-style interiors, the stories embedded in vintage objects, and bold colour choices. She specialises in creating eclectic arrangements that reflect the personality, passions and temperament of the residents. She skillfully combines original details into a cohesive whole, while retaining a sense of restraint and the rigour of minimalism. A significant portion of her projects involve apartments from the secondary market, so she also ensures that her designs harmonise with their surroundings.

Artistic passion and years of experience in interior architecture

Ludomira Krzynowek-Wosińska holds a Master’s degree in Art History, but after two years of study, she also enrolled in Interior Architecture. She gained her first professional experience during her final year, working at a small design studio, with which she remained associated for the following ten years. There, she gained practical experience across all stages of the design process – from concept and drawings, through construction, to finishing and detailing. In the meantime, she consistently worked on her own personal projects.

A turning point came in 2020, when she decided to leave the studio environment to focus on developing her own practice. She began sharing her projects publicly, but the pandemic slightly disrupted her plans, and her studio was officially established in 2024. Today, Ludomira Krzynowek-Wosińska thrives under her own name. She also greatly enjoys being part of the Association of Polish Architects and Interior Designers, where she participates in regular meetings discussing the development of the industry in the face of contemporary challenges.

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