Creating a sensible scheme for a small apartment is a delicate dance. And for interior designer Gosia Kotyczka of Warsaw's Obiekty Studio, that idea became unusually literal. Her client, who works in tech but has a lifelong passion for dance, tasked her with shaping a 50-square-meter apartment in Warsaw's Grochów district — and the tight quarters required its own form of choreography.
"My client wasn't looking for a ‘catalog home,’ but rather a sanctuary for her identity," recalled Gosia of their first meeting. "The space had to be just as dynamic, expressive, and multi-dimensional as she is."
