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Project in Berlin-Charlottenburg.

Entering a secret door to the master bathroom

Project in Berlin-Charlottenburg 

Our latest project in Berlin- Charlottenburg.

Wayfinding identification system for Royal Lazienki Park, Warsaw

Design project: Agi Kuczynska, Hania Kokczynska, Jacek Majewski Date: 2011 Location: Warsaw, Poland

Award winning competition project for Royal Lazienki Park and Palace, maps and information stands.

Small private apartment in Mokotow, Warsaw

Interior Design project: Agi Kuczynska Date: 2011 Location: Warsaw, Poland Surface area: 32 m² Costs (€): 40 000 €

Total refurbishment of a small apartment in a house from the 50s in the residential area of Warsaw. The idea was to open up the space as much as possible in order to let the maximum amount of light in. Custom furniture including bathroom cupboard, bed, and closet with a build in desk space.

Small private apartment in Mokotow, Warsaw

Interior Design project: Agi Kuczynska Date: 2011 Location: Warsaw, Poland Surface area: 32 m² Costs (€): 40 000 €

Total refurbishment of a small apartment in a house from the 50s in the residential area of Warsaw. The idea was to open up the space as much as possible in order to let the maximum amount of light in. Custom furniture including bathroom cupboard, bed, and closet with a build in desk space.

Small private apartment in Mokotow, Warsaw

Interior Design project: Agi Kuczynska Date: 2011 Location: Warsaw, Poland Surface area: 32 m² Costs (€): 40 000 €

Total refurbishment of a small apartment in a house from the 50s in the residential area of Warsaw. The idea was to open up the space as much as possible in order to let the maximum amount of light in. Custom furniture including bathroom cupboard, bed, and closet with a build in desk space.

Small private apartment in Mokotow, Warsaw

Interior Design project: Agi Kuczynska Date: 2011 Location: Warsaw, Poland Surface area: 32 m² Costs (€): 40 000 €

Total refurbishment of a small apartment in a house from the 50s in the residential area of Warsaw. The idea was to open up the space as much as possible in order to let the maximum amount of light in. Custom furniture including bathroom cupboard, bed, and closet with a build in desk space.

Small private apartment in Mokotow, Warsaw

Interior Design project: Agi Kuczynska Date: 2011 Location: Warsaw, Poland Surface area: 32 m² Costs (€): 40 000 €

Total refurbishment of a small apartment in a house from the 50s in the residential area of Warsaw. The idea was to open up the space as much as possible in order to let the maximum amount of light in. Custom furniture including bathroom cupboard, bed, and closet with a build in desk space.

Zuo corp. Pop-up shop.

Design project: Agi Kuczynska, Hania Kokczynska, Jacek Majewski Date: 2010 Location: Warsaw, Poland Surface area: 27 m² Costs (€): 10 000 € Interior photography: Jacek Majewski

The designers were given the use of a small sidewalk space, which would normally be allocated to café 'Miedzy Nami” in the summer as a garden café. A major requirement for the project was to use two interconnected office containers (dimensions 4.65 x 5.60 x 2.31m) that the investor had at their disposal. The metal insulated structure of the container was supposed to provide protection from the difficult weather conditions: heavy rain, snow and strong frosts (up to -20 ° C) occurring at this time of the year in Warsaw. The aim was to achieve maximum effect with minimum means, having a small budget and the use of the base structure of the containers. Another important task was to create a surprise effect when entering the pop-up shop. Small, inconspicuous object, as it seemed from the outside, was creating an "Alice in Wonderland" effect, to introduce the viewer to another world. The outer facade of the black cube did not announce what happened inside the pavilion. The containers were tightly "packed" in black canvas evoking an association with a magic box of a prestidigitator.

Zuo corp. Pop-up shop.

Design project: Agi Kuczynska, Hania Kokczynska, Jacek Majewski Date: 2010 Location: Warsaw, Poland Surface area: 27 m² Costs (€): 10 000 € Interior photography: Jacek Majewski

The designers were given the use of a small sidewalk space, which would normally be allocated to café 'Miedzy Nami” in the summer as a garden café. A major requirement for the project was to use two interconnected office containers (dimensions 4.65 x 5.60 x 2.31m) that the investor had at their disposal. The metal insulated structure of the container was supposed to provide protection from the difficult weather conditions: heavy rain, snow and strong frosts (up to -20 ° C) occurring at this time of the year in Warsaw. The aim was to achieve maximum effect with minimum means, having a small budget and the use of the base structure of the containers. Another important task was to create a surprise effect when entering the pop-up shop. Small, inconspicuous object, as it seemed from the outside, was creating an "Alice in Wonderland" effect, to introduce the viewer to another world. The outer facade of the black cube did not announce what happened inside the pavilion. The containers were tightly "packed" in black canvas evoking an association with a magic box of a prestidigitator.

Interior design project, design and creation of furniture. The design of a loft in Berlin Mitte area for a small family. The lighting, sofa, table and shelving all custom design by Agi Kuczynska. In addition, the project uses vintage furniture, lighting and details from Vitra and Swiss designers, as well as photos and graphics from Polish renoved contemporary photographers and artists. Hand died wool blankets by Polish designers and special alpaca wool duvets from My Alpaca.

Interior design project: Takk Studio Date: 2017 Location: Berlin, Germany Surface area: 118 m2 Interior photography: Fan Wu, www.fanwu.co Other credits: Building designed by Seeger Müller Architekten