Zimon Studio

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24/06/2026

It always takes more than design.

Every completed interior is much more than a finished space.
It is a process built on trust, decisions, coordination and attention to every detail.

At Zimon Studio, design is only one part of the journey.
We stay deeply involved throughout the entire process from concept to ex*****on, with author supervision and often full on-site coordination.

This approach allows us to maintain quality, consistency and control over the final result, while navigating the real challenges of the industry.

Although I’m standing here, every completed project represents the work of an entire team designers, contractors, craftsmen and trusted partners working toward one shared vision.

This is where design becomes real.
And that final moment always makes it worth it.

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Design: Zimon Studio | Szymon Mrózek

18/06/2026

One design. Different frames.

A sequence of spaces connected by material, proportion and light. Oak veneer, dark stone, custom joinery and carefully curated objects create a calm, cohesive interior where every element has its place.

Designed as a collection of details that together form a complete living space.

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Design: Zimon Studio | Szymon Mrózek

timelessdesign

16/05/2026

In this apartment, details quietly define the atmosphere of the space. Natural oak, dark stone and soft textures create a restrained palette shaped by changing daylight flowing through the skylights.

The kitchen becomes a calm architectural composition, where black accents and integrated lighting balance the warmth of wood and the softness of the sloped ceilings. Carefully selected furniture and rounded forms introduce rhythm without overwhelming the interior.

This is a space where light, material and proportion come together in a quiet and timeless way.

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22/04/2026

Old French brick introduces rhythm and depth.
Its irregular surface becomes a backdrop for a more precise, contemporary language.

Warm wood softens the composition, while black accents bring structure and clarity.
Soft textiles balance mineral finishes, adding tactility and calm.

The kitchen island in textured composite stone anchors the space, echoing the grain and weight of the wall.
Light moves across surfaces, revealing their texture and tone.

25/02/2026

A master bedroom carved into the roofline.

Skylights draw daylight deep into the interior, while a continuous headboard in warm oak anchors the space and integrates lighting with quiet precision. The geometry of the slope becomes a framework for intimacy soft textures, muted tones and concealed illumination shaping an atmosphere that feels both protected and open.

The detail of tinted glass doors subtly frames the transition between the bedroom and the living area, balancing privacy with visual continuity. In dialogue with brick, steel and natural wood, the master bedroom becomes a calm retreat within a more expressive living space.

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07/02/2026

A bathroom shaped by light and precision.

The built-in shelving follows the slope of the roof, turning a structural limitation into a quiet architectural gesture. Dark stone, warm accents and soft, indirect lighting create a space that feels intimate, calm and deliberately composed.

Here, everyday rituals meet restrained elegance.

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contemporaryliving

25/01/2026

In this space the shelving wall becomes a piece of architecture rather than furniture. Its shifting grid follows the roofline, catching daylight from the skylight and turning it into a soft, continuous glow. What could have been an awkward sloped wall becomes the main compositional axis of the interior.

The display objects are treated like a curated collection rather than decoration. Their colors punctuate the warm wood rhythm, creating moments of focus and pause, while the living area remains calm and balanced. The sofa, low table and vintage armchair form a restrained foreground, allowing the wall of niches to speak with clarity and confidence.

This is where function, light and composition meet to create a space that feels both lived-in and quietly monumental.

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11/01/2026

A Study in Stone and Wood.

The kitchen in this apartment is conceived as a strong architectural composition, built on the dialogue between natural wood, richly textured stone, and walls finished with high-quality porcelain tiles. Clear divisions and pronounced geometry give the space structure and calm, while material contrasts add depth and tactility.

Stone floating shelves emphasize verticality and rhythm, reinforcing a sense of elegant restraint. Function and form remain in balance — the kitchen becomes not only a workspace, but an integral part of the interior’s architectural narrative.

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09/01/2026

Architecture of display and function.

A detail of the interior and, at the same time, an original asymmetric shelving unit in our latest project. Precisely designed and subtly illuminated, it serves both an exhibition and an architectural role—organizing the living area and giving it a clear rhythm. Carefully selected objects from Polish and European manufactories introduce color and sculptural tension.

The apartment interior is completed by a vintage armchair from the Zimon Furniture collection—an original furniture line made to special order, bringing a collector’s character and a timeless sensitivity to detail.

More coming soon.

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Adres

Kustronia 13/5
Bielsko-Biała
43-300

Telefon

+48662215973

Strona Internetowa

http://zimonstudio.com/

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