How did MURU Studio create the perfect space for a couple in Warsaw?

Warsaw is a city that never sleeps - its skyline changes by the hour and the rhythm of the streets throbs with life. In the very heart of it, on Kuflewska Street, an apartment has been created that allows a moment of respite and brings calm to the daily rush. This is a project by Aleksandra Przybyla of MURU.studio - a space created for a couple who value harmony and comfort in the heart of the urban hustle and bustle. Every detail - from the layout of the rooms to the subtle color accents - has been carefully considered to make the space both functional and pleasing to look at.

Mieszkanie z widokiem na Warszawę

An apartment with a view of Warsaw - a view of the kitchen combined with the dining room

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Kitchen in the center of life

Already at the design stage, a change was made that completely transformed the apartment's layout. The kitchen was moved closer to the center of the apartment, freeing up space by the window, which became a relaxation zone with a panoramic view of Warsaw. As a result, the living area - living room, dining room and kitchen - flows seamlessly into each other, creating an open, harmonious space. The couple using the apartment can both cook and relax here, enjoying the views of the city. This arrangement gives the apartment a rhythm and a sense of orderly space.

Salon, jadalnia i kuchnia płynnie przechodzą w siebie, tworząc otwartą, harmonijną przestrzeń

The living room, dining room and kitchen flow seamlessly into each other, creating an open, harmonious space

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Natural materials in the leading role

The interior is based on natural materials, consistently repeated throughout the apartment. Dark wood appears in the kitchen cabinetry, cabinets and wall panels, creating a consistent base. The Taj Mahal quartzite stone countertop in the kitchen introduces a subtle, luminous accent, while the light, fluted cabinet fronts soften the perception of the entire composition. The combination of wood and stone makes the interior both elegant and cozy - ideal for a couple who value the comfort of everyday life.

Mieszkanie z widokiem na Warszawę

An apartment with a view of Warsaw

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Subtle color accents

The apartment's base is enlivened by subtle color accents - muted pink, orange and green. These fine colors introduce freshness and emphasize the individual character of the space. An unusual detail is the Katy Paty sockets and switches in three colors, inspired by vintage aesthetics. These are small elements that give the interior a slightly nostalgic, yet modern atmosphere.

Wnętrze oparte jest na naturalnych materiałach, konsekwentnie powtarzanych w całym mieszkaniu

The interior is based on natural materials, consistently repeated throughout the apartment

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Bathrooms full of tranquility

The apartment offers two bathrooms, kept in natural, subdued tones. Equipe Costa Beige tiles in smooth and fluted Onda variants introduce soft light and a subtle surface rhythm. Natucer Green tiles were used in the shower area - a distinctive but harmonious counterpoint to wood and stone. Dark countertops and fluted furniture fronts emphasize the coherence of the entire apartment, creating an atmosphere of relaxation and harmony, ideal for the couple's daily mornings and evening rituals.

W łazience królują ciemne, naturalne materiały

The bathroom is dominated by dark, natural materials

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Details that tie the space together

The apartment's entrance is finished with Marazzi tiles with a subtle terrazzo pattern, juxtaposed with oak parquet laid in a classic herringbone pattern. This combination of materials marks the boundary between the entrance area and the living area, and at the same time binds all elements of the interior together. What catches the eye in the apartment is the balance between detail and proportion - everything is well thought out, but without excess.

Założycielka pracowni MURU Studio jest Aleksandra Przybyła

The founder of MURU Studio is Aleksandra Przybyla

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Interior with a view

The apartment on Kuflewska Street is an example of modern interior design, where minimalism and functionality go hand in hand with the personality of the space. Every element - from the offset kitchen to the subtle color accents - creates a harmonious whole. The view of Warsaw, natural materials and carefully selected details make the apartment a true oasis of calm in the heart of the city. It is a space where a couple can relax after a busy day, enjoy the daily rhythm of life and celebrate every moment in harmony with their surroundings.

Anastazja Gibas

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