There’s something magnetic about The Studio Blue Loft by Janina Kruplewicz. At first glance, it will feel calm and composed. Those clean lines and pale woods will have you feeling relaxed. But then, the electric blue hits you. It’s bold, it’s sculptural, and it’s full of personality. It brings life to every neutral surface it touches!
This home is minimalism reimagined. Not cold or sterile, but energized and expressive. Every texture, from the raw ceiling to the soft upholstery, adds sophistication. And right in the middle of it all, that punch of blue keeps things exciting. Let’s walk through this space.
The foyer of Studio Blue Loft sets the tone the moment you walk in: calm, minimal, and subtly artistic. Every line here feels intentional. The white door framed in black gives a crisp contrast, while the built-in wooden ledge stretches out, doubling as both console and sculpture.
And then there’s that ceramic stool in blue and cream: a small but striking detail that steals the show. It’s playful, almost like a signature mark announcing what’s to come inside: a space that balances minimalism with bold artistic energy.
Everything in the living room breathes, from the soft, sculptural sofas to the smooth flow of natural light pouring through sheer curtains. The palette stays grounded in warm neutrals and natural wood tones. But that electric blue coffee table instantly shifts the energy. It’s bold without shouting, artful without trying too hard.
There’s a sense of ease in how the space is arranged: open, airy, and beautifully balanced. The textural OSB wall brings warmth to the minimalist shell, while the graphic black-and-white feature wall adds interest.
The kitchen in Studio Blue Loft is a perfect example of how calm design can still make a strong impression. The light wood cabinetry grounds the space in warmth; the crisp white countertops and square-tiled backsplash keep things fresh and modern. Natural light floods the room, softening the geometry and highlighting the minimalist details (we’re eyeing the sleek, built-in appliances here!).
The bedroom at Studio Blue Loft, again, is minimal yet full of character. Everything here feels calm, almost meditative. The soft wood tones of the bed frame and floors warm up the concrete ceiling. The built-in ledge and the signature blue ceramic stool make a subtle reappearance, tying the bedroom beautifully to the loft’s overall design language.
