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"We create the places, the atmosphere, the mood."

Hanna Bialic, interior designer for the Nowe Orłowo

You are a couple in both your private and professional lives. How do you make it work?

Hanna Bialic: Kuba and I have known each other for ten years and have been designing together ever since. Actually, every concept, every design, is created side by side. We sit close together, we complement each other, we create everything from start to finish, but also sometimes those ideas can clash.

Hanna Bialic

Graduate of the International School of Design in Cologne and the University of Arts in Poznań, where she graduated from the Faculty of Interior Design and Design. She gained her knowledge and experience in renowned design studios in Poland, Great Britain and Germany.

Jakub Piórkowski

Graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Gdansk University of Technology. He gained his professional experience in studios in Poland and Great Britain.

Since 2011 they have been running the PB/STUDIO studio together.

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"Quality is something that cannot be cheated."

Paweł Szczygieł, interior designer for the Nowe Kolibki project

What do you like the most in your profession?
Katarzyna Rodziewicz: The most beautiful thing about our job is that we have the ability to create a vision that then will turn it into reality. For it feels wonderful to me when I see a project realized, that a while ago was only an idea in my head.

Pawel Szczygieł

Architect and urban planner. Graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Gdansk University of Technology. Founder of Pote Architekci architectural studio.

Katarzyna Rodziewicz

Interior designer. Graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk. Associated with Pote Architekci studio.

Architectural studio
Pote Architekci

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What is the most important in creating interiors?
The most important thing in my work is the functionality of the space. In order to start designing a given interior, it is necessary to collect all the information and subsequently adapt it to a plan in a way that the interior becomes as attractive and functional as possible, and its scale matches the overall task.

"Finally, we stop paying attention to what is currently fashionable and start thinking about what we really like, thus creating a space in which we will feel good."

Anna Wojczyńska, architect and interior designer Okrzei project

Anna Wojczyńska

Architect and interior designer. She has been running the Vis a Vis architectural studio since 1991. A pioneer of luxury design in Poland. Her portfolio includes residential and commercial interiors all over Europe, as well as art galleries and private jet cabins.

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Katarzyna and Mateusz Kuo Stolarski

Architects, graduates of the Technical University of Lodz. They run two independent architectural studios. Katarzyna's studio is known as KUOO and Mateusz's as Tamizo. For 15 years they have been working on projects all over Europe. Usually their teams work separately. They join forces on the most demanding assignments. For Invest Komfort KUOO and Tamizo developed interior designs for the Smolna Sopot investment.

You’re an architectural, married couple, yet you run two separate studios...

Katarzyna Kuo Stolarska: That's true. Each of us has a separate architectural studio. We join forces when we have to deal with particularly demanding, large projects. That's when our teams work together.

"By creating and shaping a space, we shape people's lives."

Mateusz Kuo Stolarski, interior designer for the Smolna Sopot investment

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Hanna Bialic

Graduate of the International School of Design in Cologne and the University of Arts in Poznań, where she graduated from the Faculty of Interior Design and Design. She gained her knowledge and experience in renowned design studios in Poland, Great Britain and Germany.

Jakub Piórkowski

Graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Gdansk University of Technology. He gained his professional experience in studios in Poland and Great Britain.

Since 2011 they have been running the PB/STUDIO studio together.

You are a couple in both your private and professional lives. How do you make it work?

Hanna Bialic: Kuba and I have known each other for ten years and have been designing together ever since. Actually, every concept, every design, is created side by side. We sit close together, we complement each other, we create everything from start to finish, but also sometimes those ideas can clash.

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ARTIST'S WORKS
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Pawel Szczygieł

Architect and urban planner. Graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Gdansk University of Technology. Founder of Pote Architekci architectural studio.

Katarzyna Rodziewicz

Interior designer. Graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk. Associated with Pote Architekci studio.

Architectural studio
Pote Architekci

What do you like the most in your profession?
Katarzyna Rodziewicz: The most beautiful thing about our job is that we have the ability to create a vision that then will turn it into reality. For it feels wonderful to me when I see a project realized, that a while ago was only an idea in my head.

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ARTIST'S WORKS
IN INVESTMENT

Anna Wojczyńska

Architect and interior designer. She has been running the Vis a Vis architectural studio since 1991. A pioneer of luxury design in Poland. Her portfolio includes residential and commercial interiors all over Europe, as well as art galleries and private jet cabins.

What is the most important in creating interiors?
The most important thing in my work is the functionality of the space. In order to start designing a given interior, it is necessary to collect all the information and subsequently adapt it to a plan in a way that the interior becomes as attractive and functional as possible, and its scale matches the overall task.

SEE THE
ARTIST'S WORK
IN INVESTMENT

Katarzyna and Mateusz Kuo Stolarski

Architects, graduates of the Technical University of Lodz. They run two independent architectural studios. Katarzyna's studio is known as KUOO and Mateusz's as Tamizo. For 15 years they have been working on projects all over Europe. Usually their teams work separately. They join forces on the most demanding assignments. For Invest Komfort KUOO and Tamizo developed interior designs for the Smolna Sopot investment.

You’re an architectural, married couple, yet you run two separate studios...

Katarzyna Kuo Stolarska: That's true. Each of us has a separate architectural studio. We join forces when we have to deal with particularly demanding, large projects. That's when our teams work together.

SEE THE
ARTIST'S WORKS
IN INVESTMENT