Wealden Times | WT185 | July 2017 | Interiors supplement inside

This page: Throughout the house, exposed brickwork contrasts
with the highly finished, sleek timber cladding and floorboards.
Son Lucas’s room has been designed to function as both a
sleeping and study or games room. This is achieved through the
use of partition doors that open out, or give privacy, depending
on requirements
window that spans between the twin gables of the roof
from which there are wonderful views of the tiled roofs of
the surrounding buildings and the countryside beyond. A
bathroom has been cleverly tucked behind the bed. It’s a
very creative use of space – more of an en-bed, than en suite
facility. And the wonderful ‘Citadel’ window at the other
end of the building can be seen directly from this bedroom.
Marta clearly enjoys the whole process of designing, and
then making, living spaces out of unloved commercial, or
slightly industrial buildings. She has several other properties
in Sussex and London, including a development of five
apartments created from the building that was once the
old Labour Party headquarters in Hoxton. She has recently
decided to stop designing for clients and focus on her own
property portfolio, letting out spaces – her own and other
stylish and interesting homes. The company is called DOM,
a Polish word for home, which references her Polish roots
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