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Welcome to our gallery highlighting this brilliant, compact apartment in Warsaw, Poland, designed by SNCE Studio.
This particular home is an interior project crafted for a young businessman by SNCE, making the most of a 538 square foot space.
Inspired by the Scandinavian method of arranging spaces with only white and natural wood tones, the look is minimalistic and beautifully restrained. SNCE tells us that you can actually smell the wood while being inside the flat, giving a sense of spending time in a holiday house in the woods, far outside the city.
The only major decorations within the flat are the unique light fixtures, the shutters, and 2 carefully chosen and beautifully designed pictures, one made by Antonio Mora.
The spare design sense leaves a lot of room for the imagination, and increases the perception of space in the small flat.
This is a raised platform in the living room, concealing large amount of storage space. natural hardwood flooring matches the platform surface, while white minimalist drawers match the walls.
Wide angle of the shared living, dining, and kitchen space. Black track lighting runs along the far wall, with hung white dome chandelier over the dining table. Grey sectional sofa wraps around pedestal coffee tables.
Raised platform runs the length of the room, under singular bare bulb light, with white cabinet kitchen in background on left.
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This wide view of the living room space highlights large wood frame glass patio door, floor to ceiling window in corner, and large art piece next to wall mounted television.
The dining space, sandwiched between living room and kitchen, features two-tiered white table with natural wood legs, next to counter with built-in bookshelves on dining side.
Kitchen island awash in glossy white cabinetry, with natural wood trim and countertop, holds black and metallic oven, dividing kitchen from open living space.
One of the singular light fixtures, this one features minimal glass wrap around a single bulb.
The second unique light fixture in the open space is a hemispherical white dome chandelier, hung above the dining table.
Black canister track lighting that spans the large, open living and kitchen space.
Kitchen island features built-in wine rack next to book shelves, in natural stained wood.
Kitchen plumbing includes this chromed faucet and matte-black basin sink.
Here’s another long view of the living room space, with semi-transparent curtains drawn. Minimally dressed style is exemplified.
The full living room in straight-on view: single L-shaped sectional couch with nestled circular coffee tables are all the furniture necessary for this space.
The bedroom features large wood frame bed, more floor to ceiling exterior glass for natural light, and unique wood-brick wall surface illuminated by focused light sources.
Bedroom is awash in natural wood, with bed frame material mirrored on lower all detail, and concealing useful shelving.
Close up detail of the wood brick style wall surface. Natural split wood cut into rectangles interlocks for complex visual appeal.
One of the ceiling-mounted focused lights is highlighted here, against the playful wood brick wall.
Bathroom features ultra-modern look with minimalist, glossy surfaces in grey, white, and brown, with white vessel sink.
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Low view of bathroom highlights under-sink storage and unique “floating” toilet hardware, over marble flooring.
Glass door shower stands next to wall-mounted artistic metal towel holders.
Low view of shower stall, showcasing floor to ceiling marble trim and glass door, plus in-shower ceiling light.
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