Two generations, two ways of thinking. Workspaces that combine individual character with the precision of craftsmanship.

The office was designed as a place that supports both concentration and relaxation. Its calm character is shaped by a subtle ivory colour palette, contrasted with the expressive grain of poplar burl veneer. The combination of light surfaces and decorative wood brings elegance to the interior while preserving its visual lightness.

The desk, also produced in the Bogulski Studio workshop, combines a walnut-veneered top with a structure that echoes the colours and geometry of the built-in cabinetry. Its sculptural form gives the interior an artistic quality.

The bookcase, decorative wall panel and desk were custom-made in the Bogulski Studio workshop. Each element serves a specific purpose while remaining an integral part of the interior architecture. The desk’s soft curves balance the rhythm of the built-in cabinetry, while the distinctive veneer becomes the composition’s most decorative feature.

Italian design classics complete the interior, including a Moroso armchair and a glass coffee table by ClassiCon. A soft wool rug, handwoven in Morocco and sourced from Warsaw’s Nomad boutique, introduces a natural texture and creates a more intimate atmosphere.

One of the room’s most distinctive pieces is a bespoke chess table finished in walnut veneer. Its chessboard is formed from a hand-laid mosaic of contrasting Carrara and Nero Marquina marble. The classic pattern has been reinterpreted as a decorative object that is functional, precise and timeless.

The Study Room was created for an eight-year-old enthusiast of learning, construction and new technologies. Bespoke cabinetry made from lacquered MDF in vivid shades of blue and orange organises the interior while providing a striking backdrop for an impressive LEGO collection.

Colour serves more than a decorative purpose. It defines the room’s individual zones, emphasises the geometric forms of the furniture and fills the space with energy. A television and PlayStation concealed within a recess allow the study area to transform seamlessly into a place for play and relaxation.

The composition is completed by a Ferm sofa, a soft pouf and an iconic Sputnik light – a symbol of 1960s design spreading across the ceiling like a luminous firework. Floor-length curtains emphasise the room’s impressive height while introducing softness and warmth.

The burl veneer appears on the wall panel featuring iconic Tom Dixon sconces, inside the bookcase and across the desk’s curved elements. Repeating the same material throughout the room creates a sense of order and turns the bespoke pieces into one harmonious, sculptural composition.

One of the room’s most distinctive pieces is a bespoke chess table finished in walnut veneer. Its chessboard is formed from a hand-laid mosaic of contrasting Carrara and Nero Marquina marble. The classic pattern has been reinterpreted as a decorative object that is functional, precise and timeless.