Our projects of interior design and furniture
2009
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"Equilibrium" statue. Erected as part of the design of the information desk for the entrance hall interior of the Czech Anthroposophical Society in Prague, the statue is made of lime wood and carved in a smaller scale (1:10). I created this sketch during a woodcarving seminar lead by Jana Koen. Inspiration for this statue was taken from the carving Rudolf Steiner designed for the bottom part of the main stairway banister inside the I. Goetheanum building, which expresses the fundamental form-creating forces of nature in relation to man. It presents an equal manifestation of the main trends a person experiences in relation to matter. Upward and downward movement, sideways movement and forward and backward movement. |
2008
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Interiors of the Anthroposophical Society. The forms of the interior elements and the entrance doors to the hall come from Goethean morphology and organic architecture forms. The interiors are made from natural materials, predominantly oak. The oak floor, laid on a soft base, is a significant element of the interior. Its softness is suitable for performing arts and for eurhythmics. The floor has a wood oil finish. Project photos |
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Interior design of Maitrea restaurant in Týnská ulička 6, Prague 1. Our mutual goal with the client was to design a beautiful and healthy environment for the human soul. The restaurant is an oasis for refreshing both the body and soul. The interior is designed from natural materials and was created based on the principles of feng-shui. There are several pieces of artwork inside the restaurant, for example the fountains and fireplace. Website: www.maitrea.cz |
2007
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The concept of furniture from Weleda expresses clean natural force. The interior is designed with the same clean, fine and natural quality as introduced by Weleda products. The furniture is of maple. The floors are made of scented natural linoleum. The cosmetic sample stand is designed from lime wood. Project photos |
2005
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Interior of a family house in Vetrovy near Tabor, the furniture layout was created with respect to feng shui principles. Project photos |
2004
Interior design of the Prague information centre.
2003
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Low-energy house design in Brandýs nad Labem including interiors. Geomancy surveys and the incorporation of feng-shui principles were included in the preparation phase. The house layout was designed so that rooms containing beds were situated away from ground water zones, guaranteeing a healthy regenerative sleep. The house is built from healthy building material and has a low-energy standard. The outer walls are made from heat insulation bricks and are additionally insulated with a 7 cm thick Baumit heat insulation plaster. The developed area of the house is 120 m2. The wider side of the floor plan, containing bedrooms and living rooms, faces south. Therefore sunshine from the south and west penetrates the windows and provides heating in cooler periods. On the north side of the house are the staircase, bathroom, WC and boiler room. This way the house is thermally zoned, contributing to energy saving. Radiators and low-temperature floor heating provide heating for the house. Electrical heating into the storage tank is used as a heat source. The system uses solar collectors and a fireplace situated in the living room for additional heating. Project photos |
Interior adaptations of the conference room of the Pražská teplárenská company. |
2002
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Interior designs of the Ayurveda Medicine Centre, the foundation stones placement ritual and the space harmonization ritual. |
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Entrance hall of children’s oncology ward in Motol hospital in Prague (in co-operation with academic artist Matej Forman and academic artist Daniel Vaclavik). Project photos |
| Interior adaptations design of a family house in Benátky nad Jizerou, with geomancy and feng shui | |
| Study of the Bowis Company offices renovation in Prague, with geomancy and feng shui. |
2001
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Interior of the Vesuv pizzeria in Prague 8, Karlin, Saldova 34, www.vesuv.cz. The project is based on feng shui principles. The main motif of the whole interior is a pizza oven which can be seen from the main entrance. Project photos |
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Low-energy family house near Prague including geomancy and feng-shui. A house made of healthy building material with conservatory garden and interior accumulative unfired brick walls. For more information about the project, see the article In the Feng Shui style. The rooms of the house are arranged according to their function in relation to the points of the compass. Warm bedrooms and living rooms are situated on the southeast, south and southwest. Cooler rooms face the north. According to the principles of feng-shui, the house has a free and relaxes centre, formed by an oval cavity in the ceiling in the middle of the staircase. The inside temperature and humidity of the house is balanced and regulated by massive unfired brick walls, referred to as accumulative walls. The round wall surrounding the staircase is one such wall, with a cavity in it. Warm air is driven into the cavity during the transitional periods of the year, and withdrawn from the cavity between the glass panes of the conservatory. The wall warms up in this manner and emits heat, providing heat in the spring and autumn. In summer, air cooled in the ground collector flows into the hollow walls, so the climate inside the house is pleasant throughout the whole year. Project photos |
| Interior of a lawyers’ office Fiala, Profous, Meisner in Prague, | |
Office interiors of the Weleda Company in Prague 5. |
2000
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The "five-colour" mirrors collection for JSJ Šesták Interiors,
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Design of furniture for BYRA INTERIOR OBJECTS, Wiesbaden, Germany,
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Gallery bar at JSJ Sestak interiors,
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The "five-season" mirrors collection for JSJ Šesták Interiors,
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Interior design in a family house in Zlatniky. Project photos
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Interior design in a family house in Nebusice. Project photos
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Jewel’s shop interior in the PUPP Hotel in Karlovy Vary,
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Study of interior of an entrance hall in the Jewish Town Hall in Prague,
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Adaptations and interior design of a private attic flat in Bráník,
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Interior design for a family house in Vysoke Myto,
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Interior design of private flat in Brevnov,
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Interior design of a health food shop in Olomouc, Ostruznická ul.,
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Interior design of a private flat in Gothardska street, Prague 6 - Bubenec,
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Design of furniture for the church Kostel panny Marie in Stará Boleslav,
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Ergonomic office furniture ARCO for mass production,
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Representative rooms of an investment company CITCO in Burzovni palac, Rybná 14, Prague 1. Project photos
1999
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Interiors of the Jewish Town Hall in Prague, the Chairman's Office and Secretariat,
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Accessories design in the entrance hall of JSJ Šesták Interiors
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Furniture design for BYRA INTERIOR OBJECTS, Wiesbaden, Germany,
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Interior J&T Bank in IBC centrum in Prague,
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Interior of the Vesuv Pizzeria in Šaldova Street in Karlín,
Interior of jewellery and furniture gallery "Galerie Barbara Schmidt" in Frankfurt, Germany,
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Shop of children’s clothing in PINITO Children’s house in Prague,
1998
- Collection of furniture "frám" for COTTO Lysice,
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Representative and conference rooms of the company Tilia in Rychnov near Jablonec nad Nisou,
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Collection of metal chairs for JLP Myjava,
1997
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Upholstered armchairs BALDVIN & baldvin,
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Representative and office rooms for the Jewish Town Hall in Prague,
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Showroom of the ORACLE Czech Company, s.r.o., Římská 15, Prague 2,
1996
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Komercni banka in Prague 4, ul. Novodvorska,
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Representative premises, classrooms and offices of the ORACLE Czech Company, s.r.o., Prague 2, furnishing and decorative conception, 1,
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Interior design of private flat in Bubenecska ul., Prague 6,
1995
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Collection "five energy tables". Project photos.
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Pharmacy in Mnichovo Hradiste,
1994
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Collection of representative office furniture,
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Pharmacy in Lysa nad Labem,
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A staircase of a private flat in a family house in Prague 9
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Watchmaker’s in Prague,
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Representative rooms of an investment company Pioneer, Husova ul. 5 in Prague,
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Office rooms of Polabská stavební s.r.o. in Osecek,
1993
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Showroom of DAEWOO electronics in Prague,
1992
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The entrance hall and the nightclub of Flag hotel in Strážnice (in co-operation with MOA Studio),
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SONY shop, Charles sq. 19 in Prague (in co-operation with MOA Studio),
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TIMEX agency in Prague,
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The office area in the ad agency Mediarex in Prague,
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Agrobanka Bank, Charles sq. 19 in Prague (in co-operation with MOA Studio),
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Commercial Bank in Semily (in co-operation with MOA Studio),
1991
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The reception desk in the entrance hall in the Jewish Town Hall in Prague (in co-operation with MOA Studio),
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The conference hall and the conference desk design in the Jewish Town Hall in Prague,
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Inlaid conference desk for the conference hall in the Jewish Town Hall in Prague,
1990
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Mobile video towers for the Mánes Gallery (in co-operation with A. Kozanek),
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"Birch bark" bookcase,
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The insurance company Ceska pojistovna in Prachatice,
1989
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Collection of chairs, armchairs and sofas for the lamella technology of wood arching,
1988
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Collection of furniture for the technology of laser woodcutting, 1st prize in the competition organized by the Furniture Research Institute in Bratislava.
