Materials: Oak veneer, lacquered MDF, black marble, compact materials, glass
Services: Bespoke furniture design, ergonomic planning, material and finish selection, storage solutions, hardware selection, production drawings, production coordination and site supervision
About the project
The furniture for this residence was designed as an integral part of the overall interior concept. Every piece was individually developed for its specific space, architecture and the everyday needs of the family – from the representative entrance area and kitchen to the bespoke bathroom furniture.
One of the key principles was to combine a distinctive aesthetic with practical everyday use. While respecting the clients' preferences and desired style, we also focused on technically and ergonomically correct solutions – appropriate dimensions, comfortable use, sufficient storage and materials selected according to the purpose of each piece.
We work with high-quality materials and hardware, including German hardware systems. For lacquered furniture, the appropriate production technologies are maintained throughout the process, with manufacturing carried out by specialised craftsmen. Detailed production documentation and coordination of the manufacturing process are also part of our service.
Entrance Area
The main entrance combines decorative brickwork with elements of English classic design. We therefore selected oak veneer furniture to complement the material character of the space while creating an elegant and timeless appearance.
A compact wardrobe was designed for everyday outerwear. Its dimensions were intentionally kept proportionate to the space – the goal was not to create another large storage wall, but to provide enough space to keep everyday clothing neatly stored rather than visibly hanging on hooks.
The entrance furniture also includes a custom-designed bench for comfortable seating while putting on shoes. The top is upholstered in green velvet, while the lower section opens to reveal practical shoe storage. The result combines a decorative character with a function used every day.
Pantry
The pantry was designed as an additional, fully functional storage area for the kitchen. Although relatively compact, the furniture makes maximum use of the available space for food supplies, jars, dry goods and other kitchen essentials.
The fronts are finished in a custom green shade and complemented by decorative routed mouldings that continue the classic character of the interior. The furniture is made from lacquered MDF, with the appropriate production techniques used to achieve a high-quality and durable finish.
Kitchen
The kitchen is one of the most distinctive furniture elements in the residence. Its main cabinetry combines a soft lilac tone with beige fronts, creating a look that is expressive yet light and elegant.
The lacquered fronts feature routed decorative profiles inspired by the English classic style. One of the key functional elements is a concealed working area. When opened, it reveals an additional worktop and storage space; when closed, the doors become visually integrated with the rest of the kitchen, creating the appearance of one continuous furniture composition.
Oak veneer was used inside this concealed section as a subtle contrast to the lacquered fronts.
The kitchen also integrates a large American-style refrigerator, dishwasher and other appliances. A separate display cabinet with glass fronts provides space for presenting tableware and decorative pieces.
We also considered the less visible but important details. A dedicated space for the robot vacuum cleaner was integrated directly into the cabinetry, keeping the appliance easily accessible while maintaining a clean and organised appearance.
Guest Bedroom Bathroom
The bathroom belonging to the guest bedroom was designed in a soft combination of pink and white. The vanity unit features pink lacquered drawers with routed fronts.
We also designed the countertop beneath the basin using a compact material, together with a distinctive pink routed wall panel behind the mirror. Additional storage was integrated above the WC with white-and-pink routed fronts.
Integrated LED lighting was incorporated directly into the furniture to provide practical illumination while preserving the clean and refined appearance of the space.
Guest Bathroom
The furniture in the main guest bathroom continues the combination of beige and deep blue tones used throughout the space.
The blue drawers were colour-matched with the bathroom's blue accent wall. A black marble countertop beneath the basins creates a strong contrast against the lighter interior.
The lacquered fronts are complemented by routed mouldings, visually connecting the bathroom furniture with the classic detailing used throughout the residence.
