Sky Loft arranged by KOOKU Gallery

ZŁOTA 44 is a flagship example of luxury real estate, which is a great alternative to allocating some capital. Due to the perfect central location, top-quality interior finishing and amenities intended for residents' use, there is no doubt that it is one of the most prestigious addresses in the country. Kuba Błaszczykowski also decided to purchase three apartments in ZŁOTA 44. The offer of the ZŁOTA 44 sales office is shrinking dynamically. Currently, less than 15 percent of the apartments are on sale, including the new show Sky Loft on the 45th floor.

Over 165 sqm of space has been divided into a distinct living and seating area. Two separated bedrooms, due to individual arrangement, can transform into an office or a children's room. The living area is over 70 sqm, which consists of a kitchen, dining room and living room. Two walls belonging to them, north and east, have been replaced by panoramic windows, behind which a real city spectacle takes place, a play of lights and colors saturated with the city's energy. To the east, the majestic Palace of Culture and Science, to the north, the company of neighboring skyscrapers. Spectacular glass bay windows allow you to look far west. Thanks to them, the space is accompanied by soft light of both the morning and the setting sun.

Apartment 454. Sky Loft, as one of the show spaces at ZŁOTA 44, was arranged by KOOKU, a leading art gallery specializing in contemporary design.

The equipment of the apartment 454. are objects of artists and designers represented by the KOOKU Gallery. What inspires and stimulates the imagination from the very beginning is the marriage of colors, textures and shapes. The energetic composition redefines the concept of big-city luxury and elegance.

“In the Sky Loft apartment we can associate with the creations of Maarten Baas, Niki Zupanc, Jaime Hayon, Christophe Delcourt, Paul Heinen. The selection of KOOKU includes collector's design objects - poetic, full of meanings and contexts works produced in single copies or in limited editions. These are objects close to sculpture, where the existing function is of secondary importance. They are also works of applied art designed without restrictions, allowing for complete creative freedom. Their function does not limit, even enhances freedom and is connected with the emotions of their creators," Dorota Zaniewska, COO of the KOOK, said.

(WBJ)