Journal
We write about what clients ask us most often — process, costs, materials and the decisions worth making sooner rather than later.
01 — Articles
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Does a small flat need an architect?
At fifty square metres the stakes are higher than at three hundred, because there is no room for error. When a design pays off — and when it genuinely does not.
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A commercial interior has a job to do
A clinic, a spa, a restaurant and a showroom — four different jobs and four different sets of requirements, most of which never appear in photographs.
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What site supervision actually gives you
A design without supervision tends to get built freely. What happens on site between the drawing and the finished interior — and how it is charged.
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How long does an interior design project take?
A flat takes three months at minimum, a large residence up to a year. Where that time goes — and why calling too late is the most expensive mistake.
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What exactly do you get in an interior design project?
Visualisations are the part you see. Underneath sits the documentation that decides whether the build goes smoothly — we take it apart piece by piece.
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How to choose an interior architect and not regret it
Four questions worth asking at the first meeting — and one thing almost nobody looks at, although it decides how the whole build goes.
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Single-storey or two-storey — which house to choose?
The choice is settled by the plot, not by the floor plan. We compare both against cost, comfort and what stays with you for decades.
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What an interior design project really costs
We break the price down — what you are paying for, why a rate per square metre tells you little, and when the design pays for itself.
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Turnkey interior design — what it actually means
Turnkey means we take on everything except the decisions. What falls inside that scope, and who it genuinely makes sense for.
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The stages of a house design — step by step
Twelve steps across four stages. At each one you know what is happening, what you receive at the end of it, and what has to be settled to move on.
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From the plot to the form — how we design houses
A house does not begin with a floor plan. It begins with the plot. What we check before the first wall is drawn, and why the order matters.
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Premium projects — what changes at a larger scale
A residence over a thousand square metres is not an enlarged flat. What changes is the way the work is run, the ordering calendar and how far ahead decisions must be made.
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An interior at Złota 44 — an apartment with a Warsaw panorama
Over 200 sqm at one of Warsaw's best-known addresses. Raw concrete set against wood and stone, with the view over the city treated as a finishing material.
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