The unique style of interiors designed by Krzysztof Miruć

Krzysztof Miruć and his unique style are known to everyone. The esteemed architect has been transforming the interiors of Poles for several years in front of the viewers of the programs “Zgłoś remont” and “Weekendowa Metamorfoza”. Another, already ninth season of your favourite interior design program is behind us, in which you could once again see our doors. Here is an overview of the most interesting and boldest projects by the ambassador of the DRE Supreme brand.

Every woman's dream – a bedroom with a spacious walk-in closet

In the first episode of the season, we met Agata and Krzysiek. In a new suburban semi-detached house near Warsaw, they wanted to fulfil their dream of a comfortable and spacious bedroom with black elements. When designing this interior, Krzysztof Miruć opted for an elegant colour scheme and noble wallpapers with floral motifs. These appeared both in the bedroom and in the adjacent walk-in closet. For this interior, the architect selected DRE Supreme door leaves from the City collection. The black glass and inlays on the white doors refer to the elegant wall behind the bed.

Klaudia and Krzysztof also approached Krzysztof Miruć with a request to design a bedroom, walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom. Combining the bedroom, bathroom and walk-in closet required a true revolution. In the enlarged bedroom, in addition to the bed, a free-standing green bathtub appeared. In the multifunctional interior, the main decorative element is wallpaper with a floral motif. It also covered the doors leading to the toilet with a hidden door frame Sara Eco 2.

A walk-in closet was also created in the spacious bedroom of Wiktor and his wife. The interior renovation is a gift from Wiktor's mother. The surprise bedroom was kept in a minimalist hotel style. For this interior, Krzysztof selected doors from the Kioto collection, which were matched to the furniture board decorating the bedroom walls.

Something old, something new

How to combine Krzysztof Miruć's minimalist style with a young investor's love of vintage? Well, designing Eryk's apartment was quite a challenge for the architect. In the new – old apartment, it was possible to preserve the aged parquet and introduce furniture with soul. The marriage of history with modernity was complemented by a mosaic and terrazzo, very fashionable for several seasons. To maintain interior coherence, Krzysztof Miruć decided on doors with muntins from the Soho collection. The sliding ones separated the living area from the small bedroom, and the hinged leaves from the same collection lead to the bathroom.

Ola, who after 14 years returned with her son to an inherited apartment, also took Krzysztof Miruć on a sentimental journey to the rightly bygone times. Crooked walls, dark interiors, and differences in levels were a considerable challenge, but for our ambassador, nothing is impossible. The small area was filled with warm shades of beige and light wood, broken up by decorative elements in black. Doors from the Kioto collection appeared in Ola's and her son's apartment. Covered with laminate that deceptively resembles wooden veneer, the door leaves are adorned with black inlays that refer to the other decorations and kitchen cabinetry.

Agnieszka and Marcin also decided to break the spell of the large slab. After the renovation, everything that Krzysiek Miruć loves most appeared in their apartment – shine, black, and copper. The latter adorned the kitchen cabinetry, the bathroom wall, and the door leaves from the City. collection.

The charm of bright interiors

Can you buy an apartment without seeing it? Such imagination and courage were demonstrated by the flight attendant Ola. The unsettled small two-level apartment required thorough changes. Krzysztof Miruć decided to change the functional layout, add a mezzanine, and move the bathroom onto it. The feminine interior with boho elements was filled with gold, white, and space-enlarging mirrors. For Ola's apartment, Krzysiek chose white doors City with decorative elements in copper.

Bright colors also adorn the living area of the protagonists of the last episode – Marta and Jacek, who decided to completely transform the sad and characterless interiors of the house they bought a few years ago. In the classic, elegant interior, full door leaves with milling from the Hampton. collection appeared.