Jola has a dream for her new place to live to be unique. Perhaps that's why she decided to buy a house – a cube. The house from the 1980s is to be rebuilt, and the space inside visually enlarged by removing a few walls. Which doors will our protagonist choose together with Krzysztof Miruć? Watch the latest episode of our series “Together we choose doors”.
Typical of the 1980s, cube houses are gaining an increasingly wide circle of fans. Appreciated for its simple form and somewhat raw design, this type of building has many advantages – the developed space around it and usually a fairly good location. The latter was most important to Jola. She wasn't even discouraged by the prospect of a thorough renovation, including changing the functional layout and low rooms.
To all those facing the challenge of arranging a low room, we encourage you to choose door leaves that will visually improve the proportions of the interior. For the house described by Jola, Krzysztof Miruć recommended doors from the City collection. The City 2 doors are without rebate, have hidden hinges and magnetic locks, and can be made in two heights – 204 and 230 cm. The decorative element in this model is vertical inlays, which additionally make the space appear visually taller.
A huge advantage of the City collection is the ability to choose the colours of the inlays. When deciding on a colour combination, it's worth remembering to be consistent in choosing the other decorative elements of the interior. Check out which combination the protagonist of our programme decided on.
