Sulejówek, a family of four and a metamorphosis of the living space – the living room and dining area. The residents, emotionally attached to their white furniture, which had accompanied them in their previous apartment, dreamed of a more cosy interior tailored to their current needs. They did not expect a revolution – rather a subtle evolution that would allow familiar objects to take on a new life. The floor became the starting point, setting the tone for the entire interior design. Instead of cool white walls, a colour composition of beige and clay brown was used – colours that perfectly harmonise with natural light and materials. Tomasz Pągowski's design for the Remont u Ciebie programme also featured wallpaper combining green, beige, a worn brick shade and a bold black line. This motif was further enhanced by the selection of Circolo LED wall and ceiling lamps in a silk olive shade, which not only correspond to the characteristic line, but also introduce an additional three-dimensional effect.A new table with rounded corners and upholstered chairs appeared in the dining room – their soft form, beige fabric and black legs create a coherent whole, referring to the dark accents of the wallpaper. The space is complemented by thick curtains, which add another layer of warmth to the interior, and a hanging version of the Circolo LED lamp above the table. The lighting seamlessly connects the two areas – the dining and living areas – while maintaining stylistic consistency. The wall with the TV, although still based on light-coloured furniture – a bookcase and a chest of drawers – is no longer cold thanks to the use of grooved panels, which not only visually warm up the space but also improve its acoustics. Some of the furnishings remain unchanged, such as the sofa and white spotlights, but their perception has completely changed. The grey of the sofa has been softened with soft cushions and blankets, and moving it away from the wall has created space for a shelf for decorations. The white light fixtures blend in with the new colour palette. Next to the sofa are new armchairs with thick weave and black bases. This arrangement proves that even seemingly small changes can dramatically affect the functionality and atmosphere of an interior. Warm colours, natural materials and well-thought-out lighting have given the house in Sulejówek a completely new, friendly character. No element is here by accident – every detail, from the lines to the texture and colour, has been carefully matched to create a harmonious composition.