The Cloud sofa redefines comfort with its deep seat, soft curves, and sink-in plushness. Its low profile and elevated armrests create a generous, inviting form, while the cold-foam core and feather-filled top ensure lasting support with a floating sensation. Quietly elegant, Cloud adapts to spacious interiors with modular flexibility. It’s a sofa made not just to sit on, but to return to. Cloud sofa is a calm, grounded presence in any environment, built for enduring, everyday comfort.
Sanja Knezović is primarily an architect who heads her own architectural studio specialized for designing private houses and smaller commercial buildings. She has transferred the experience gained from designing furniture units for interiors onto designing upholstered furniture for Prostoria, her first project in the field of product design. For Prostoria, Sanja Knezović designed the Match and Cloud sofas.
An interesting cubical Villa, with streight surfaces in concrete, stone and wood, in the midst of Istria. Perfect resort with confortable furniture from Prostoria collection, Cloud and Polygon.
Elegance and functionality in every detail has just proven the Studio Karas style. Straight lines and clear surfaces, calm colours with accentuated details, decorative but functional details give this apartment a warm atmosphere to enjoy.
An extraordinary example of industrial design in a residential space – a team of Belgium architects from Boost Architectuur showed us how to use big/large concrete surfaces in a residential space, and combine them with warm materials, interesting details and good lighting, to achive impressive and yet cosy atmosphere.
Situated on a beautiful location, hotel Kompas provides a magnificient view of the sea.
It has a very clear concept where every room has a unique view of a Kvarner bay.
It consists of a solid basement which is a wine celler and is being used as a place of meeting and socializing with friends and guests.
Traditional Zagorje cottage, situated on the green slopes near Kumrovec, was structurally and statically in poor condition. It was carefully renovated taking into consideration the characteristics of local heritage and design. An unusual combination of traditional and contemporary, brought to this house an extraordinary quality.
The Courtyard House has been designed for relaxed living. Spaces are arranged around a large central courtyard, drawing light and breezes into the house and creating a strong connection between all living zones.
The project resolved “the donut effect” – an old acquaintance in Austria’s communities. It slyly draws frequency away from the town center via local suppliers on the periphery and causes it to die out. This new community center is supporting the development of the village’s center.
The PGS Group headquarters in Belgium showcases a forward-thinking workspace where Prostoria’s versatile furniture supports well-being, collaboration, and contemporary design in perfect harmony.
