On the 18th flooring of the tallest residential constructing in Poznan, Poland, the 18TH House, with slightly below 700 sq. toes, has been reimagined by wiercinski-studio. With an emphasis on performance and views of town, this condominium blends minimalism, a pure colour palette, and customized particulars for a singular, but cozy inside.
A subdued, mild background serves because the canvas for pure oak and black grids of ceramic tiles. The weather adorn the partitions and baseboards by the ground, making a visually placing distinction that elevates the house’s aesthetic.
The 18TH House faces Poznan’s western horizon, giving residents full views of the sundown, which casts heat orange mild all through the inside.
The kitchen takes heart stage, with dramatic mild adjustments because the solar units. The patterned granite adjustments in look with the shifting daylight, appearing as a dynamic, ever-evolving piece of artwork inside the condominium. Its format and colours work together with the environment, turning the house right into a residing canvas.
The principle focus behind the venture was to boost performance whereas maximizing the usage of the glass facade that spans your entire width of the condominium. The intelligent use of sliding panels creates flex areas, reworking the condominium from open and communal to non-public and intimate at will.
To finish the inside, customized furnishings and particulars crafted by Adam Wiercinski spherical out the design. These distinctive items, created in collaboration with native artisans, infuse the condominium with a particular character that units it aside from the strange. Metal, stone, pure oak, and glass mix to ship a seamless and stylish end that appeals to the discerning resident.
Images by ONI Studio.
