HVT interiéry

Interior design

A connected home

One space. Your way of living.

From the dining table to a place for your favourite book.

The work of a residential designer is very fulfilling, it allows me to live “more lives” while creating new realities. And these are often completely different than in which I personally move. I am happy to meet new people, to penetrate their lives and to create the visions we realize through their perception of reality. So most of the time I don’t have a free hand, my preferences have to give way to the fulfillment of the customer’s idea, but that’s the challenge – to materialize only the imaginary. I like the discussion with craftsmen in the control of realizations, if they try to make their work easier, they claim that this is not possible (and in the end it works and fortunately it is not common).

Dining table with red chairs and pendant lighting

01 / Dining

A place to come together.

A table, comfortable chairs and lighting that sets the mood. We consider seating, room to move and the connection to your kitchen. Colours and materials bring the two spaces together.

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Sofa, side tables and shelving in a living space

02 / Living

Make room for comfort.

A sofa, an armchair, books and favourite objects. We seek a balanced layout with room to relax and live. Upholstery, wood, textiles and lighting are chosen together to complement one another.

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Connected living space with furniture and storage cabinets

03 / Storage

Everything close at hand. Everything in its place.

We plan fitted wardrobes, closed units and open shelves around what you need to store. Internal organisation, easy access and appearance all matter. Finishes connect with the kitchen and the rest of your furniture.

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Together, down to the last detail

A place to
feel at home.

If the client comes and starts the meeting with the sentence: “I have a clear idea!”, My task is to find out to what extent this sentence applies. What do domestic customers want differently than when you look around the world? I don’t think that the Czech client can be classified specifically, but I have noticed that Czechs generally follow trends and prefer simpler solutions in the Scandinavian style. But if he returns after a longer stay in Anglo-Saxon countries, tend to more classic interiors. Trends are determined by large trade fairs, some take over, some are temporary, they come to the Czech Republic with slight delay.

What was your most intricate design job?

So far, we have finally dealt with everything, but the most problematic is the triple combination of small spaces – a demanding customer – lack of funds. What would you say to those who want to buy a new kitchen and do not know where to start? Ask for recommendations from satisfied friends who have a recently installed kitchen, share the same value system, have a similar taste and wish you the best. If you don’t have one, choose a studio with a long tradition, an experienced designer and a range of quality materials.

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Interior accessories, textiles and side tables — Materials, colours and details come together.

The details make the whole

Room for your personal style.

A favourite armchair, a light above the table or a place for a book. We bring interiors together so each piece complements the materials and colours of the whole space.

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Selected projects