Mistovia designs duo of trip properties in Silesian Beskids mountains

 

Polish studio Mistovia has paired plywood, walnut and graphite accents with a mishmash of traditional furnishings in Plener Istebna – a pair of gabled cottages throughout the Silesian Beskids mountains.


The two-storey trip properties sit side-by-side in Istebna village, with slatted picket facades and shingled roofs that nod to the realm’s vernacular buildings.

Mistovia designs duo of trip properties in Silesian Beskids mountains
Plener Istebna is a pair of gabled trip properties

Created by architect Justyna Boduch to accommodate as a lot as 9 people each, the 70-square-metre cottages operate an similar layouts nonetheless subtly completely totally different inside designs by Katowice-based Mistovia.

The first home, Terracotta, owes its establish to the sandy-hued ceramic flooring and burnt orange upholstery current in its open-plan dwelling space.

Terracotta cottage by Mistovia
Considered one of many cottages referred to as Terracotta for its sandy-hued flooring

A spherical walnut desk defines the kitchen and consuming house, which includes regionally sourced stools with standard decorations and a operate wall clad with Ukrainian vary tiles.

“The heart of each cottage is undoubtedly the dwelling space,” talked about Mistovia founder Marcin Czopek.

Veiny graphite flooring and a plywood staircase
Stone cottage is accented by veiny graphite flooring

Stone, the second cottage, is accented by veiny graphite flooring throughout the kitchen and dwelling house, chosen to mimic the speckled look of marble.

“This provides a powerful background for the furnishings,” Czopek suggested Dezeen. “Warmth is created by plentiful picket.”

Stone cottage by Mistovia
Every properties embody chunky plywood staircases

Mistovia chosen a alternative of traditional gadgets to furnish Stone, along with an oval timber consuming desk and a low-slung Nineteen Seventies Danish armchair that when long-established part of a modular sofa.

“The furnishings comes from assorted a few years and sources,” outlined Czopek. “Changing into for the Polish-Czech-Slovak borderland, many gadgets have Czechoslovakian roots.”

Swirly plywood ceiling
The non-public rooms echo their respective dwelling areas

Every trip properties operate chunky plywood staircases that be a part of their ground flooring with private areas upstairs. Throughout the Stone cottage, plywood was moreover used to clad the ceiling of the dwelling space.

“The picket pleasantly contrasts with raw concrete and clay plaster partitions with added straw chaff,” talked about Czopek.

The dwelling areas all through the two cottages are moreover united by easy stainless steel kitchen cabinetry, cone-shaped pendant lights and floor-to-ceiling glazing that connects each inside to a terrace with views of the encircling Silesian Beskids mountains.

Upstairs, the private rooms have been designed to echo their respective dwelling areas with tiled, glass and picket particulars and vibrant tender furnishings.

Bathroom with tiled accents
Mistovia is known for its residential duties

Mistovia specialises in residential interiors and has shortly cemented a standing for bringing collectively unusual provides, as seen in an eclectic Warsaw condominium that Czopek and his crew renovated for an art work director and her pet dachshund.

Last November, the studio took home the title of rising inside designer of the 12 months on the 2024 Dezeen Awards.

The pictures is by Oni Studio. 

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