Fresh Delightfully Modern Interiors From A Polish Architectural Studio

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The homes in this post were each designed by the creative team at the 81.waw.pl design studio in Poland. While each space certainly has its own personality, the creative touches, whimsical elements, and amazingly cool storage spaces are all indicative of the team’s style. Have a look.

In this first home, we can see the interior immediately come to life with the Banksy-inspired mural in the living room.

Another wall has personal photos on display in a way that looks a bit haphazard, but ultimately adds an important personal touch to the modern space.

Moving to the dining area and kitchen, we can get a real sense of the modern, sleek design style with lots of black and white features.

In the center of the dining table, an herb garden adds a splash of green while also serving a very practical purpose.

The smooth black cabinetry manages to reflect light just enough that it doesn’t make the space feel too enclosed.

And a small en suite bath maintains the home’s style.

The next interior takes the white palette even further.

Ultra-modern sofas are starkly angular.

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While a unique architectural element makes it look as though you could unzip the window for an even more panoramic view.

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That element carries over into the bedroom, where a cozy platform bed sits nestled into the wall.

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The third home uses indoor greenery to great effect with a massive planting that doubles as a room divider.

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The dining set is beautiful in its wood and neutral simplicity.

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The stair case uses suspension wires, letting the home stay open and giving anyone ascending a heavenly feeling.

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In the kitchen, a small breakfast table and heavy slab countertop benefit from streams of natural light.

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The next home we’ll look at makes an amazing feature out of a home library, hiding away behind a beautiful wood wall, or putting it on display when it’s in use.