Ewelina / Anne.Catherine Scoffoni

Inside an old Berlin factory, interior architect and artist Ewelina Makosa and designer Jan Garncarek have created a light-filled art studio. Their style draws from the timeless formula of pre-war houses, consenting it with the character of contemporary interiors.

Sep 9, 2021 - 10:17

architects: Anne.Catherine Scoffoni
Location: Berlin, Germany
Photographs: Anne.Catherine Scoffoni
Area: 94.0 m2

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Ewelina / Anne.Catherine Scoffoni

Inside an old Berlin factory, interior architect and artist Ewelina Makosa and designer Jan Garncarek have created a light-filled art studio. Their style draws from the timeless formula of pre-war houses, consenting it with the character of contemporary interiors.

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