Finch Studio: Where Bold Creativity Meets Timeless Sophistication


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Finch Studio is a bold, innovative design practice that thrives on creating unique, out-of-the-box interiors. With a passion for blending eclectic styles and carefully curated details, Finch Studio transforms spaces into works of art. Every project tells its own story, shaped by a distinctive approach that balances sophistication, playfulness, and bold creativity. Their designs celebrate individuality and embrace unexpected elements, making each interior a true reflection of its inhabitants. From vibrant colour choices to striking statement pieces, Finch Studio is dedicated to crafting spaces that inspire and captivate.

WEBSITE:www.finchstudio.pl INSTAGRAM:@_finchstudio_


Words: designeers
November 2024


DESIGNEERS

The most important thing you’ve designed to date:    


MAGDA

I'm still waiting for that most important project, but the truth is that it's hard for me to point out which of the past jobs was the key one. Each project assignment has its own unique value for me. Each one involves a unique story and provides new experiences that contribute to my professional development. 

DESIGNEERS

Designer hero:

MAGDA

If I had to choose a design hero, it would be Ingo Maurer. Though it's always hard to single out just one creator, as I admire so many, Maurer's work resonates with me deeply. I truly appreciate his innovative and poetic approach to lighting design. He had a unique way of blending artistic expression with cutting-edge technology, crafting pieces that were as much sculptures as they were functional light sources. His designs often broke away from conventional lighting norms, embracing whimsy, humour, and storytelling in ways that brought a sense of magic to everyday spaces. Maurer’s work inspires me to think beyond function and embrace creativity and emotion in design

 
 
 
Living room with a bold red chair, marble coffee table, and a plush cream sofa, illuminated by natural light.
Minimalist study area with a sculptural white shelf, patterned wood cabinet, and a brown leather office chair.
 
 
 

DESIGNEERS

What is your favourite way to add "wow" to an interior?


MAGDA

For me, the 'wow' factor in an interior comes from introducing something unexpected yet carefully curated to strike the perfect balance. It could be a rare collector's item, a strikingly displayed statement piece, or even a bold material choice that grabs attention. Sometimes, all it takes is a bold splash of colour in an otherwise neutral space – imagine fuchsia curtains with tiger stripes in a sleek, monochromatic room. The magic lies in making every choice deliberate, ensuring it serves a purpose in elevating the overall atmosphere.    


DESIGNEERS

If you could design an interior for any famous person, who would it be and what would your vision for their space look like? 


MAGDA

If I were to design an interior for a famous person, the first thing that comes to mind is a project for Grimes. I imagine a space that balances between cyberpunk futurism and an ethereal, almost cosmic atmosphere. It would be more than just a home — rather, a space that reflects her fascination with science fiction, the future, and her unique approach to art and music. 

 
 
Kitchen with white tiled backsplash, cane dining chairs, and a red chandelier.
Hallway featuring curved wooden cabinets, minimalist lighting, and a neutral-toned sofa.
Cosy living area with tan leather sofas, marble coffee table, and modern wall art.
 

“The magic lies in making every choice deliberate, ensuring it serves a purpose in elevating the overall atmosphere.”

MAGDA

 
 
 

DESIGNEERS

Are you embracing any particular trends at the moment? 


MAGDA

I design in a way that feels true to who I am and aligns with my personal style. Lately, I’ve been really into the cheerful design trend – bold, eclectic, and positive interiors that still have a touch of sophistication. I love adding lots of detail, making each space feel unique and full of character. I also keep a close eye on fashion trends and have my favourite designers for inspiration. I’m a big fan of deconstructivism and love breaking the seriousness of a room by adding a fun twist – whether it’s a pop of colour, an exaggerated form, or a bold accent that makes the whole space stand out.

DESIGNEERS

What do you do when you’re not working? 


MAGDA

I’m all about having an organised day – I work from 9 to 5, and most mornings you’ll find me at the gym. After work, I spend time with my son, and on the weekends, I try to catch up with friends and family. I love travelling and discovering new places, whether it’s lounging on a beach or hitting the slopes for a week of snowboarding with my family.

 
 
 
Marble kitchen island with a built-in sink and matching marble archway detail.
Close-up of a marble kitchen counter with decorative green vase and fruit bowl.
 
 

DESIGNEERS

Last thing you purchased for your house:

MAGDA

The last thing I purchased for my house was a fabric for curtains—a bold leopard print from the Kvadrat brand that I absolutely fell in love with the moment I saw it in the fabric sample book. It’s incredibly sturdy, and while I’m not entirely sure it will fit perfectly with the vibe of my living room, I just couldn’t resist it. I figured if it doesn’t match, I’ll just redecorate the room to make it work – that’s the beauty of impulsive buys.

DESIGNEERS

Favourite hotel in the world:


MAGDA

My favourite hotel in the world has to be the last one I stayed at—the Hoxton in Brussels. I love places that transport you the moment you step inside, and for me, this hotel captured a bit of that 1970s Los Angeles vibe with a modern twist. The mix of textures, patterns, and the spaciousness of the lobby was so impressive. It’s a place where you feel relaxed and almost in another dimension. Every detail contributes to the experience, impacting your mood in a way that’s hard to capture in photos—you really have to feel it in person.

 
 
 
Contemporary kitchen featuring a yellow island, purple pendant lights, and wooden cabinetry.
 
 
 

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