The Black Raven was created by Joanna Gronowska, an interior designer from Poland. She created this during her studies at Academy of Fine Arts. It presents self-sufficient, slightly abstract architectural object that is situated on the water. It is easily accessible from the sea. Visitors can stay not only at the ground level, but also relax and enjoy the pleasant surroundings at the open terrace. Read on and enjoy!

When it comes to the form, it is inspired by origami-like paper compositions and small, organic detail - a bird's feather. The main goal was to combine its lightness with sharp, angular design.

- Joanna Gronowska

The colours used during the design process were primarily black and white, but at the same time they were enhanced by some delicate, blue light pouring from the inside. In order to strengthen the sense of lightness, few partially translucent planes and parametric patterned meshes were added. Nevertheless, as the the overall expression depends on it completely, focusing on the atmosphere and lighting issues were as much significant while creating that project. Its significance reveals mainly in obtaining that unique, magical mood that allows us to be a part of that enigmatic world.

- Joanna Gronowska

About Joanna Gronowska

Joanna Gronowska is an interior designer, recently graduated from Interior Architecture at Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw, Poland. Previously, she worked for design studios and private clients on variety of projects ranging from architectural designs to digital art. Her most recent work is way finding design for Expo 2020 in Dubai, while working at Space Agency Design in London. Considering nature to be an endless source of inspiration in her work, she is fascinated with organic shapes, abstract architecture and truly passionate about creating unique, magical spaces. Currently she is continuing her work as a freelancer. You can find more of her artworks on her Behance profile.