This private house is located in Poznan and is called D79. Mode:lina architekci architectural bureau has created this multifunctional zone for a young family with children and made it stylish and filled with warmth. This house contains the all the needments for life, work and rest. The owners wished to have a spacious kitchen with big island and dining zone, as well as play zone for children. A big dining table of natural oak has become the most favorite place of the house, which is perfect for dining, everyday work and family meetings. A bedroom is another interesting place of this house; the parents wished to make it a private and sacred space for calm relaxation.

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