Warsaw is a city that has become accustomed to starting from scratch. In just the last century, the Polish capital has done it twice: reconfigured from rubble in the post-war years, it structurally transformed in the following decades, too, its medieval Old Town now interspersed with towering glass skyscrapers, Soviet-era monumental landmarks, and balanced modernist blocks in a seamless continuum between old and new.
For a restless and richly textured apartment in this resurgent city, the creatives at Furora Studio have done just that — tearing up an existing floor plan to reorganize and reclaim a space, designing it exactly for the rhythm of family life today.
