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London office Studio Mills has transformed an old Kraków monastery into a light-filled minimalist family home.

In order to create a minimalist interior but a cozy atmosphere, Studio Mills – founded by twin sisters Jayne and Kirsty Mills – took advantage of used pale colours, simple furnishing and bespoke joinery. The result is stunning!


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This minimalist family home used to be a monastery in Krakow Photography © Edmund Dabney.

This minimalist family home used to be a monastery in Krakow Photography © Edmund Dabney.

The designers opted for Douglas fir flooring and white-washed walls to make the space feel bright and airy.  This minimalist family home used to be a monastery in Krakow Photography © Edmund Dabney.

A full-height library wall made from white lacquered plywood – complete with a rolling ladder – spans one wall.

This minimalist family home used to be a monastery in Krakow Photography © Edmund Dabney.

This minimalist family home used to be a monastery in Krakow Photography © Edmund Dabney.

A small dining table featuring chairs in different shades separates the living room and the kitchen, where the cabinets are coloured in pale green tones.

This minimalist family home used to be a monastery in Krakow Photography © Edmund Dabney.

White marble is used in both the kitchen and the bathroom to create what the designers call a “holistic environment”. This minimalist family home used to be a monastery in Krakow Photography © Edmund Dabney.

There are some brass details all over the property, including light switches, plug sockets, bathroom taps and radiators. This minimalist family home used to be a monastery in Krakow Photography © Edmund Dabney.

This minimalist family home used to be a monastery in Krakow Photography © Edmund Dabney.

This minimalist family home used to be a monastery in Krakow Photography © Edmund Dabney.

A grey sofa contrasts with a mustard yellow arm chair and a circular green side-table, while a monochrome rug stands out against the light-coloured wooden floor.

“We wanted to maximise the short daylight in winter so we created a palette to reflect the light as much as possible,” explained the designers.

This minimalist_family home used to be a monastery in Krakow Photography © Edmund Dabney.

Studio Mills is based in southeast London. The studio was also behind the Manhattan store for watch brand Larsson & Jennings, which features a cantilevered display counter and a bar serving typical Swedish refreshments.

Original article: dezeen 


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