Scandinavian coldness, Warsaw soul
<p>Warsaw has gained a new place that delights with its design and atmosphere. PURO Stare Miasto is a meeting of Scandinavian simplicity with the pulsating rhythm of the capital.</p>
PURO Warszawa: design that speaks in whispers
The capital city is constantly changing its face. The latest evidence - the opening of the PURO Warszawa Stare Miasto hotel - new, located in the very heart - right next to the Saxon Garden, just a few steps from the opera and Theater Square - the hotel fits perfectly into the fabric of the city, not trying to dominate it, but rather resonating with it.
Subtlety is the key here. The interiors designed by the famous Copenhagen studio GamFratesi are a tribute to harmony, light and natural materials. As soon as we enter, we are greeted by cozy common areas - minimalist, but with soul. Beiges, muted greens, wood and fabrics around which we want to spend time. There is something calming about this space - it is a nod to hygge and a well-thought-out architecture of emotions.
photo. PION Studio
MUND - the taste of the North, the smell of bread
PURO has always been about more than just sleep. It's a lifestyle confined within four walls and in taste too. The hotel's newest culinary concept, MUND, is a place where food becomes a story. And this story begins with bread. Yes – bread. Because MUND is also a bakery. True. With sourdough, steam rising from the oven and a scent that leads you from Canaletta Street like a magical scent path.
The whole thing is complemented by an interior, a bit like in a Copenhagen bistro, a bit like in the apartment of your most stylish friend. Natural light, ceramics like from a handicraft market and music that does not disturb you, but envelops you. This is a place where travelers, urban nomads, freelancers and fans of good bread meet.
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Everyday art and everyday life in art
PURO has been proving for years that a hotel is not just a place to stay overnight. It is a space of culture, aesthetics and experience. The Warsaw address is no different - the interiors are filled with good design and art, not for show, but for life. Paintings and sculptures appear naturally, being part of the space, not just decoration. The collection includes works by both famous Polish artists and Scandinavian artists of the younger generation, which creates a pleasant dialogue.
The PURO hotel chain primarily treats design as a language of communication, the smallest details are important here, creating a coherent background for relaxation. You enter, slow down and relax, feeling the combination of Nordic minimalism with the warmth and cordiality of Polish hospitality.
