Interior design for a historic villa in Mokotów, Warsaw — 390 m²
The interior design of this 390 m² historic villa in Mokotów, Warsaw, offers an eclectic interpretation of the space, tailored to the home's modernist architecture.
The aim was to create an interior that preserves the building's architectural logic and modernist proportions while introducing materials and details that give the space a timeless, elegant character.
The wider implications of this approach are discussed in our article ‘Timeless interiors: designing spaces that endure’.
Home interior design for a historic villa in Mokotów
The interior composition centres on natural materials: wood with a warm grain, stone with a distinctive texture and high-quality fabrics. Together, these elements create a calm, cohesive atmosphere throughout the home.
Natural materials in home interior design
Light plays an essential role in the design, highlighting the texture of the materials and the geometry of the architecture. The interior was conceived as a harmonious whole, with the different areas of the home flowing seamlessly into one another.
Formal living spaces and the staircase
The living spaces and staircase are central to the composition, organising the layout of the entire home and establishing its formal character.
Home interior design by Wolski Studio
The interior design emphasises the building's individual character, combining the villa's modernist architecture with an eclectic language of materials, art and detail.
The project was designed by interior architect Grzegorz Wolski of Wolski Studio, who specialises in interiors for high-end homes and residences.
Warsaw, Poland
Grzegorz Wolski
Grzegorz Wolski
390 m²
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- LOKALIZACJA : Warsaw, Poland
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- AUTOR KONCEPCJI : Grzegorz Wolski
- WIZUALIZACJE : Grzegorz Wolski
- POWIERZCHNIA : 390 m²