KM OBRIY

This interior, as an object of art in which you can live, suggests a rethinking of everyday things. The modern and sleek Italian furniture is complemented by handcrafted, natural, or recycled items like a branch lamp and a panel made of old shingles. The central work that deepens the tones and the meaning of the whole concept is the painting “Rebirth” made of coal by artist Andriy Voznicki, which symbolizes the cyclical nature of life because where there is an end, there is also the beginning of something new.

In this project, a shared space was transformed into a beautifully atmospheric and almost “artistic” open area, designed to satisfy the needs of a family with two children and their regular visitors. The focal point of the space is the spacious dining area, featuring a Poliform table and chairs carefully selected to complement the customers’ lifestyle both aesthetically and functionally.

The kitchen is spacious and comfortable, with a large window above the island allowing natural light to flood the space, complemented by stylish Flamingo lamps. Bar stools offer seating behind the island, while a family breakfast table is conveniently located nearby.
The beauty of the natural materials used in each room is emphasized by light ethnic motifs, such as the ceramic bedside lamps in the bedroom, crafted by artisans specifically for our studio.

The master bedroom, complete with its own wardrobe and bathroom and the children’s room are designed as separate mini-apartments within the home.
A standout feature of the basement floor is the staircase illuminated with lights, surrounded by cacti and succulent plants. The upper floor is dedicated to office spaces and a play zone featuring a tennis court and a corner for the PlayStation.