"Great projects are born from the collaboration between a talented architect and an enlightened, motivated client." We use this quote from Roger K. Lewis and believe it aptly applies to this relaxing interior.

The kitchen interior space is inspired by juxtaposing the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi with contemporary urban modernism. The primary surfaces focus on natural materials such as stone and wood, while secondary planes incorporate metal and glass. The overall aesthetic is crafted based on specific desires of the client, from uniquely textured wall plaster with subtly noticeable cracked effects to shelves suspended by leather straps and distinctive wooden handles.

A corner designed to create a serene atmosphere for relaxation after a long day in the city center. There are several key elements used in this specific area, where the sofa acts as the central piece, serving as the focal point of the space. The rounded glass table stands out from the surrounding items, characterized by strong edges and transparency, which create the illusion of enlarging the space. The rug and rattan cushion bring together the space with distinctive textures, adding depth to this particular interior segment.

The bathroom, born from the client's ambition to manifest a space inspired by multiple styles. The combination of wall plaster with a cracked effect, accompanied by porcelain tiles with wood and concrete finishes, imbues the room with a blend of sensations of contemporary interior. Elements such as lamps and components' doors made from rattan contribute to creating a homey and hospitable atmosphere in this multifunctional enclosed space.