Open-plan living room with kitchenette
Living room design in Łódź
Show me a floor plan or a few photos. In 30 minutes I'll tell you how to zone your day area.
The living room is the heart of the apartment, and in new builds it's also the kitchen, dining room and workspace in one. A good design divides it into zones without building walls, so each works on its own and together.
layout options
2D floor plans to choose from before we start the visualizations.
visualizations before the renovation
You see the interior before any work begins.
free quote call
Online or by phone, no obligations.
Challenges
What clients most often come with
Three situations that start most living room projects in Łódź.
Open-plan living room
How do you separate zones without building walls? An island, a change of flooring, lighting and cabinetry — so the kitchen doesn't “spill into” the relaxation zone and the whole stays coherent.
Small living room in an apartment block
12–18 m² that has to fit a sofa, TV, storage and sometimes a desk. Custom built-ins, a light palette and properly scaled furniture make the difference between cramped and cozy.
A living room for living, not for photos
Kids, pets, remote work, guests — the living room has to handle it all. Materials that stand up to everyday life and a layout designed for your lifestyle, not for a catalog.
Open-plan living room
5 proven layouts
In-line kitchen + island as the zone boundary
Kitchen cabinetry along one wall, with an island or peninsula marking the natural boundary between cooking and relaxing. The most popular layout in new apartments — requires min. ~3.5 m of zone width.
L-shaped kitchenette in the corner
The kitchen takes the corner, leaving the rest of the space for the day zone. A good choice for smaller floor areas — we zone with flooring, lighting or wall color.
Peninsula with dining space
A peninsula combines worktop and table — saving the space a separate dining area would take. It works great in 20–25 m² living rooms where a full island wouldn't fit.
Floor-to-ceiling cabinetry that “hides” the kitchen
A kitchen in uniform, full-height cabinetry in the wall color — it visually disappears, and the living room looks bigger and calmer. Requires good ventilation and well-chosen appliances.
Open zone with a defined dining area
In larger spaces (30+ m²) the dining table becomes the center between the kitchen and the lounge area. Three zones, one coherent language of materials and lighting.
Which layout fits your apartment? That becomes clear at the 2D functional layout stage — I prepare 2–3 options and we choose the best one together. See how floor plan design works.
Łódź and surroundings
Living room projects
Each one starts with a different floor plan and a different way of living.
Completed60 m² flat in Widzew
CompletedAn attic with a black kitchen, dark leaf wallpaper and a patterned-tile bathroom
3D designA developer-standard flat in Łódź
Completed45 m² kitchen and living room in Łódź
ŁódźLiving room with unusual geometry
ŁódźDay zone with a kitchenette
ŁódźWood, black and green
ŁódźWhite and black marble
Process
How a living room design comes together
Seven stages, and at each one you know what you get and what comes next.
Project kick-off and site survey
We start with a conversation about your needs, lifestyle and budget. You fill in a short design questionnaire, then I visit the site — taking precise measurements, photo documentation and analyzing the existing installations. The design is based on real data, not the developer's floor plan.
You get: design brief + measurement documentation + installation map
Material selection and moodboard
Based on the brief, I prepare a moodboard with specific finishing materials, furniture and lighting — across several price ranges. If needed, I arrange a showroom visit so you can see and touch the materials before deciding.
You get: moodboard + material list with price alternatives
2D functional layout
I develop several 2D layout options with furniture, built-ins and appliances. Each version is a different way to divide and use the space. Together we choose the best layout and approve it before moving on to visualizations.
You get: 2–3 versions of 2D floor plans + an approved final layout
3D visualizations and AI animation
I create photorealistic visualizations of every room with the exact materials, furniture and lighting specified in the design. The Premium package includes an AI animation showing your interior in motion.
You get: photorealistic renders of every room (+ AI animation in the Premium package)
Technical documentation and cost estimate
I compile complete documentation for the renovation crew: wall drawings with dimensions, electrical and plumbing diagrams, and a full material specification with prices. Plus a cost estimate, so you know what everything will cost before work begins.
You get: construction drawings + material specification + cost estimate
Realization coordination
I join the meeting with your renovation crew — walking them through the design, answering technical questions and making sure the contractors understand every detail. This eliminates errors caused by on-site improvisation.
You get: contractor meeting report + list of execution notes
Room styling
I visit the finished space and help with the final arrangement of furniture, decor and accent lighting. For those who want the end result to look exactly like the visualizations.
You get: an interior styled exactly to the design and visualizations
Reviews of living room designs
5.023 reviewsIt was a pleasure to work with Angelina on a genuinely challenging interior design project for an apartment with unusual geometry.
She listens, so don't hesitate to be open about your needs and requirements — Angelina will surely propose your dream, ideal design.
Krzysztof
Łódź
We designed our first apartment together and I'm hugely grateful that it was with Angelina that we could create our dream home. In 40 m² we have a huge amount of storage space, which is the absolute success of this design.
Kamila
Łódź — first apartment, 40 m²
The interior perfectly reflects our needs and style.
Your patience, professionalism and attention to detail made the collaboration a pleasure.
Agnieszka
Łódź
Frequently asked questions about living room design
How much does a living room design cost?
It depends on the floor area and scope: layout and visualizations only, or full documentation with realization coordination. After looking at your floor plan at a free project quote, I'll give you an exact figure for your living room.
How do you separate the kitchenette from the living room?
The most common zoning methods: an island or peninsula as a natural boundary, a change of flooring or wall color, a suspended ceiling over the kitchen zone, lighting that defines the zones, and furniture placed with its back to the kitchen. The choice depends on the apartment layout — we settle it at the 2D functional layout stage.
Can a small living room be designed well?
Yes — small living rooms (12–18 m²) are common in Łódź apartments. The key is custom built-ins, a light palette, layered lighting and furniture proportional to the space. Even in 40 m² we can carve out plenty of storage — client reviews confirm it.
Can I order a design for just the living room?
Yes — I design single rooms, including living rooms and open-plan living areas. It's a good option for a staged renovation or for testing the collaboration. A whole-apartment design is more cost-effective per m², though.
How long does a living room design take?
A single-room design usually takes less time than a whole apartment — roughly 2–3 weeks in the Basic or Standard package, depending on the number of revision rounds.
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