Three Premium Apartments for Terra Casa
Functionality, Comfort and Character at Art Deco Mokotów
At Art Deco Mokotów – POLA, a development by Terra Casa, three premium apartment concepts were created to reflect the different needs of future residents. Each interior has its own distinct character — from warm minimalism and contemporary Art Deco to a bold interpretation of classic style — yet all are united by a carefully considered functional layout, high-quality materials and attention to everyday comfort. These are interiors where aesthetics are not an addition, but the natural result of a well-planned space.
- Property type: Three apartments
- Scope of work: Interior design
Warm Minimalism for a Family
“In this apartment, the priority was to combine elegance with a sense of warmth and a highly practical layout for family life. Functional changes made it possible to create a more comfortable entrance area, enlarge the master bathroom and introduce a study for remote working. Full-height built-in furniture played an important role, offering generous storage while keeping the interior visually light. The scheme is completed with soft lines, rounded forms and a calm material palette characteristic of the soft luxury style.”
Deer Group Architect
Contemporary Art Deco
“Here, the key objective was to create an interior with a representative character, while ensuring it remained comfortable for everyday living. Removing one of the bathrooms made it possible to introduce a walk-in wardrobe, utility room and pantry — spaces that significantly enhance daily comfort. The apartment-like feel is shaped by arches, Patagonia stone, brushed gold and carefully planned lighting. The repetition of these motifs gives the entire interior a coherent, elegant character, firmly rooted in a premium aesthetic.”
Deer Group Architect
Bold Classic Style with Glamour Accents
“In this concept, the main focus was to combine a strong visual identity with functionality. Transforming the bathroom by the entrance into a walk-in wardrobe helped bring greater order to the living area, while the separate utility room created a practical household zone. Colour, wall mouldings and decorative lighting give the interior its distinctive personality, but they also play an important design role — structuring the space, highlighting individual zones and giving the apartment its own rhythm.”
Deer Group Architect
