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Design
for the
Senses
A Multi-Sensory Approach
to Interior Design
Family Weekend House, Poland
This Japan-inspired house nestled in the midst of a natural park in Poland is a serene retreat designed to promote relaxation and tranquillity.
The client's vision was to create a space that engages all the senses, with a particular focus on the tactile experience. To achieve this, we integrated natural materials, colors, and textures, including wood, stone, and linen, that complement the minimalist aesthetic.
Imperfect textures and varying structures tell the story of this space, providing a multi-dimensional experience that can be enjoyed by all the senses.
The end result is a peaceful oasis that fosters relaxation and serves as the perfect getaway in the heart of nature.
„Just like the moving wind, fūryū (Japanese) can only be sensed: it cannot be seen. Fūryū is tangible yet at the same time, intangible in the elegance which it implies; moreover, just like the wind, fūryū puts forward a wordless, transitory beauty, which can be experienced only in the moment: in the next it is gone.”
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