The “Right to Comfort” project is not about repairs.

It's about dignity, care and a chance for another life.

For those whose childhood has been ruined by war, poverty or disease.

Each of our objects is not just furniture, lighting or wallpaper.

It is the restoration of the feeling of “I am at home”.

Apartment for mother and son with disability (cerebral palsy) — 36.1 m²

This home is an example of how the interior can be a support.

The main task is to create a space where the son with severe cerebral palsy will be safe, comfortable and free.

We opened the planning as much as possible, removed all unnecessary, thought out the logistics of each movement.

Housing has become spacious, bright and functional.

There is nothing accidental: everything is at the right height, with smooth lines, easy access and ergonomics that take into account the daily needs of the child and mother.

It's not just an apartment — it's about a decent life in difficult conditions.

Every child deserves a home that does not complicate, but makes it easier.

To a healing space — through light, care and a sense of security.

The Right to Comfort project is proof that design can be not only beautiful, but also humane.

We continue to work. Every child has the right to comfort.