This beautiful house facing the lake and forest is unique. The property is divided into the main house and a guest house.

The whole atmosphere of the house is inextricably linked to its nature and surroundings: the lake and the forest. Many of the pieces in the house are sourced from local artists and artists.

The house is simply filled with natural stone and wood and gives the impression that all its natural surroundings have been transferred to the interior. Burnt-wood floors, heavy stone countertops, charcoal-colored tiles, or hanging lamps in the room made from dark structural ceramics - were all done by local artists. The ensemble is naturally covered with fabrics, which emphasize the natural character of the entire home. The uniqueness of the interior is emphasized by tables made of solid wood, walls made of old boards, and a unique ceiling made of boards from post-demolition barns.

The living room wall is made of old boards and the ceiling is made of beautifully stained wood from demolition barns - all this gives this interior a unique character.

The living area of ​​the living room with the dining room and kitchen can be easily darkened with curtains and turned into a home theater. An interesting highlight is the olive tree in the dining room, which gives the interior a unique atmosphere. Suspended lamps, very original, ceramic with a dark brown color and a very interesting structure.

Dream lamps illuminate the unique living room of the Masurian house. In the house, hand-painted Masurian tiles and phenomenal lamps on the kitchen table have found their place. 400 handcrafted tiles decorate the fireplace and phenomenal lamps light up the living room.

The house was designed from the impression of a recycled house, full of elements obtained from barns and old houses. The wood floor, which gives the impression of being burnt, is made of certified wood, and the elegant wooden bowls give the kitchen a natural and unique look.

The single rooms, which is cool, they like it, but they paid attention everywhere to touch the objects, feel their structure, the material they are made of. It was such a sensory tour of the countryside. They emphasized a lot that they like natural structures and everything that isn't perfect.

The kitchen, with very modern furniture and systems, is only slightly broken by a wall made of old boards. The solid stone countertops on the island and kitchen work area perfectly match the reclaimed rustic board on the walls. Despite the characteristic climate and rustic atmosphere, it is a modernly equipped house, where technology meets tradition. Appliances are discreetly hidden behind the wooden cabinet fronts. It is a great idea to build a hood on the hob, it does not disturb the harmony of the environment and allows you to have an open space above your head, decorated with a wooden ceiling.