Prague Interiors highlights the aesthetic and historical significance of features hidden within residential buildings, from patterned floors to period woodwork. Curated by Katarzyna Chudyńska-Szuchnik, the project utilizes archival materials and artifacts to preserve the tangible records of daily life and local craftsmanship. Visitors gain insight into the evolution of urban housing technology and the conservation efforts required to protect these architectural witnesses to history.
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The exhibition explores the often-overlooked architectural details of historical apartments in Warsaw's Praga district, such as patterned floors, woodwork, and stoves. Through research and archival materials, it highlights the importance of preserving these elements as witnesses to past craftsmanship and local heritage.
Prague Interiors highlights the aesthetic and historical value of the elements that define the character of residential buildings, often hidden behind their facades. By focusing on overlooked architectural features like tiled floors, stucco, ceramic tiles, and period woodwork, the exhibition demonstrates how these details serve as tangible records of historical technology, changing tastes, and the daily lives of generations of Praga residents. The project is based on years of research conducted by curator Katarzyna Chudyńska-Szuchnik, which included direct access to residential interiors and collaborations with local craftspeople. Beyond showcasing original artifacts and archives, the exhibition serves as a platform to discuss conservation practices and the importance of maintaining original interiors in the city's housing stock, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the material heritage of the Praga district.
Standard tickets are 10 PLN, reduced tickets are 8 PLN, and admission is 1 PLN on Thursdays. Visitors can find more information regarding exhibition access and related events on the museum's website or during their visit to the Praga Museum of Warsaw venue.
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