The Secret Garden, an interior design project by designed and visualized by Polish firm , reminds us that a little green can go a long way. Pops of emerald dazzle alongside warm woods and clean white walls in this 72,8 square metre apartment in the Lodz area of Poland. Ample vertical storage in the living areas in the form of built-in shelves and cabinets make this space not only beautiful, but functional. Additionally, this modern apartment features both mid-century modern and contemporary design features that don’t clash, but compliment beautifully.
In the , the low profile sofas and ottoman in a cool gray let the colorful rug add just the right amount of personality. A large leaf print and plenty of plants tie in the green theme.
Each adds additional pops of green with knitted throw pillows that feel both cozy and relaxed in this eclectic space. The living area receives an ample amount of natural light, thanks to the large windows. The apartment’s
can thrive in the sunlight.
Circular nesting give just enough space for a cup of coffee and a magazine, but can stow away easily for additional entertaining space.
The geometric ceiling pendant with its sharp angles provides contrast to the round coffee tables and rounded door frames.
The take center stage as they cast a lovely glow over a natural wood dining table. The
, chairs, doorways, and circular rug add rounded softness to the clean lines of the
dining area.
A fireplace is nestled comfortably in the wall between the dining and kitchen area.
The light wood ceiling creates a divide that makes the dining area feel separate, even though it’s an open floor plan.
Plenty of seating in the dining and living area makes for easy entertaining.
The dining area offers a full view of both the living room and the kitchen.
The square hangs on a magnetic wall that offers clever organization for reminders and messages.
The emerald green found in other areas of the home carry over into the , which offers plenty of storage and counter space.
The white and also lets in plenty of natural light through the large window above the sink.
While narrow, the hallway offers a long view into the main living area with additional storage for coats, boots, and other items.
Beautiful wood shelving and with open closet space ensure there’s a spot for jackets, shoes, and accessories.
A cheery yellow adds a nice bit of color while mirrors make the space feel larger.
The unique rounded continues the mix of curves and angles found in the rest of the apartment.
The open wood slats and spindles in the spiral staircase are striking design features.
At the top of the stairs, a long hallway with vertical bookshelves allow for easy display of the collection.
Striking book covers have the opportunity to shine in this alternative to traditional shelving.
In the , we see the green continue with more plants, natural light, and a crisply tiled shower.
The large nook for the soaking tub punctuates how can be both functional and attractive.
A large wood vanity offers generous storage while the keeps time in a space that feels easy to escape to.
Vertical storage above the vanity is an unexpected way to store towels and toiletries.
In another bathroom, the in a dark wood contrasts with the bright white shower.
The same warm woods throughout the rest of the home continue into this space, down to the towel pegs alongside the shower.
Emerald green walls and doors continue the verdant feel.
This bathroom also continues the use of low profile storage for hiding laundry bins or spare linens.
The green doorway is a playful touch that ties in with the other greens found in the kitchen and living area.
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