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Black Kitchen: Materials, Combinations and Our Projects
A black kitchen is not simply a choice between laminate and veneer. Steel, stone, solid timber, microcement or glass can each create a completely different result. We look at several OOOOX projects to show how we work with black – and why the material matters more to us than the colour itself.
od Radky - 26. 8. 2026
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Home sauna: how to integrate it into the interior
A home sauna does not require a separate wellness floor or a timber cabin placed in the corner. We show how we integrate saunas into houses and apartments, what needs to be prepared during the design stage and why the shower, cooling zone and place to relax matter just as much as the sauna itself.
by Radka - 13. 8. 2026
Renovation
Renovation of a historic house
Renovating a historic house or apartment never starts with choosing materials or designing a new kitchen. It starts with understanding the building itself. How it evolved, what has survived and what is truly worth preserving. Through our Újezd Heritage Apartment and Fortress House – Hradby projects, we explain why renovating historic buildings is closer to detective work than to following a finished set of drawings.
by Radka - 2. 8. 2026
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Art in interior design: when it becomes part of the architecture
For us, art in interiors doesn’t begin with buying a painting or searching for an empty wall. If we know it is important for the client, it becomes part of the design from the very beginning. We show how we work with art in industrial lofts, historic renovations, and houses that function almost like galleries.
od Radky - 16. 6. 2026
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Why we still like concrete microtoppings after more than twenty years
We started using concrete microtoppings because of their appearance, not because they were practical. More than twenty years later, we still use them in bathrooms, on floors, furniture and doors. Not because they are perfect, but because they bring character where many materials strive for perfection.
by Radka - 11. 6. 2026
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Pool on a slope: The biggest challenge wasn't the slope
A pool on a sloped site is often considered a complicated and expensive solution. After going through the process ourselves, we think the reality is much more interesting. What worked, what we would do differently today, and why we eventually threw away an €2,500 winter cover and replaced it with simple timber boards.
by Radka - 2. 6. 2026
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Black bathroom
A black bathroom can look dramatic, elegant, and serene all at once. But as with most bold interiors, it’s the lighting, materials, and how the space is used that really make the difference. And that’s precisely where the difference lies between a bathroom that works perfectly and one that starts to feel like a burden after just a few months.
by Radka - 26. 5. 2026
Renovation
Home renovation vs. New construction
Renovating a house is often seen as a more affordable way to own a home. However, the renovation itself isn’t necessarily cheaper. The difference often lies not in the cost of the walls, but in the location, the character of the house, the size of the lot, or the vision of an ideal life—a vision that new construction can quickly inflate.
by Radka - 20. 5. 2026
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Milan 2026: less design, more funfair
How wonderful it would have been this year if we’d arrived in Milan a week later. After several years, we returned to the Salone del Mobile itself—and we understood why Milan had seemed much more pleasant to us back then, without the fair. Instead of seeking inspiration, this year we often found ourselves standing in lines, amid the installations and crowds of people who hadn’t come for the furniture, but for the very atmosphere of Design Week.
by Radka - 7. 5. 2026
Renovation
Retro Bathroom: How to Design it so it works today
A retro bathroom is not about going back in time. It’s about working with what already works – materials, proportions and light – and using it in a contemporary way. It works best where there is context: in a villa, a country house, a barn or an industrial space.
by Radka - 14. 4. 2026
interior
When to Start Designing a House Interior
Designing a home’s interior doesn’t begin once construction is complete and it’s time to furnish it. Interior design starts much earlier—ideally even before construction on a new home begins. That’s when decisions are made that can’t be changed later on—decisions that determine whether the house will be functional or just look good from the outside.
by Radka - 14. 4. 2026
interior
Why a house design isn't enough
A house can be architecturally brilliant. Clean lines, good proportions, a well-thought-out form. From the outside, everything looks just right. And then you step inside—and something feels off. Not because the house’s design is bad, but because no one really followed through on the interior design.
by Radka - 7. 4. 2026
Renovation
Barn Renovation
Converting a barn isn’t a cheap shortcut to a home. But if you’re looking for a house with character, generous space, and a strong atmosphere, a barn might just be one of the most interesting options. What’s worth preserving, what should you watch out for, and when should you even consider taking on such a renovation?
by Radka - 10. 3. 2026
How we work
Client platform
We've moved project collaboration to where it naturally belongs today: online. The new client platform keeps everything important in one place, brings clarity to the entire process, and presents the project as a whole — not as a series of emails, attachments, and individual PDFs. Proposal, brief, design, selections, drawings, and specific elements organized by room — all in one place, always up to date.
od Radky - 23. 1. 2026
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Art, Architecture and Product: One whole
For door manufacturer DORSIS, we designed an exhibition installation at Prague’s Bold Gallery that brought together door systems, architecture and works by Radka Bodzewicz. Instead of a conventional product presentation, we created two moving objects in which art, product and space naturally intertwined.
od Radky - 10. 11. 2025
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Glass partitions: divide the space but keep it airy
Glass partitions are the ideal solution for those who want to divide the space but keep it airy and light at the same time. Whether in a home renovation or apartment refurbishment, glass partitions bring a modern and practical design that fits into any room - from bathrooms to living rooms to walk-in closets.
from Radky - 12. 8. 2025