Murals, decorative wall finishes and style consultation
I create murals and wall paintings as well as decorative wall finishes that give interiors a distinctive character. The offer also includes restoration and repair of damaged decorative surfaces. Every project is approached individually, with care for the client's needs and the specifics of the space.
Murals and wall paintings
I create bespoke murals and wall paintings tailored to the style of the interior and the desired effect. They can be subtle accents or bold, monumental works. Every project is prepared individually — for both private and commercial spaces. The technique is chosen to suit the character of the place and the client's needs.
Decorative wall finishes
Decorative wall finishes (faux finish) give walls depth, texture and a refined character. I work with Venetian plaster, concrete effects, patinas and imitations of marble or wood. These are solutions for those who want a more considered, less obvious result than standard painting. I also restore and repair damaged decorative or heritage surfaces.
Style consultation
I help you choose the aesthetic direction, palette and materials so that the finish stays coherent with the character of the interior. I advise on effects, details and the function of the space. When needed, I also prepare a visualisation.
Additional services / recommended partners
Ceramics
Additional service / recommended partnerArtistic craftsmanship that gives an interior a character impossible to copy. A whole wall in your kitchen made of small pieces — each one carrying real care and passion, both in the overall project and in every single tile.
Tiles in interiors
Looking for something truly bespoke? The tiles are made at Ceramystiq — a small studio in the Ursynów district of Warsaw that has grown into a proper ceramics workshop. They make tiles, hand-formed wall pieces, custom decorative panels and small ceramic objects such as soap dishes.
Every piece is made from start to finish in the studio: from preparing the clay, through forming and refining the details, to glazing and firing. It is a long, demanding process — which is exactly why no two pieces are identical, and every tile is a small, original piece of artistic craft.
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