As a design and travel communications professional, I have the pleasure of promoting wonderful interior design projects and furnishing products created by talented interior designers, architects, landscape designers, and product designers. In this article, I guide you through 10 beautiful interior design projects and products by Croatian designers and architects. These lovely projects were presented on Archi-living.com in 2024 and 2025, so I start 2026 with this retrospective of Croatian design. 🙂
- Design of an Apartment in Zadar by Architect Iva Klepo Lepur
- Attic Apartment in Ploče by Interior Designer Slavica Durković
- Vacation Apartments in Privlaka by Interior Designer Kristina Šitum
- Villas Sunce and More in Pomer by Interior Designer Maja Lončar Medić
- Villa Lagom on Klis by Interior Designer Mia Sinovčić
- Stone House in Svirče by Interior Designer Lucija Kolenić
- Villa Lesina in Vrboska by Eco-Interior Designers and Feng Shui Consultants Lana Anderson and Mejra Mitrovich
- Apartment Interior in Zagreb by Architect Fani Car
- Nature-Inspired Furnishings by ERA Furniture
- Lustralux Floral Lamps by Stipe Brničević
Design of an Apartment in Zadar by Architect Iva Klepo Lepur
A functional and attractive interior in which everyone feels comfortable is the goal of both architects and investors. In the example of the interior design of an apartment in Zadar, Croatia, we will reveal to you how Iva Klepo Lepur – an experienced architect and president of the Council of the Community of Interior Designers (ZADIN) – thinks about designing interior spaces and what she most often recommends to her clients.
Related Article: Unique Apartment Design in Zadar by Architect Iva Klepo Lepur
Attic Apartment in Ploče by Interior Designer Slavica Durković
Featuring the example of an attic apartment in Ploče, Croatia, we will explore how Slavica Durković, an experienced Croatian interior designer and member of the Community of Interior Designers (ZADIN), approaches the creation of interior spaces and what she frequently recommends to her clients.
Discover the biggest challenges interior designers encounter, how to make the right balance between client desires and the personal taste of the designer or architect, and how the interior design process unfolds. Additionally, we bring you expert tips on designing spaces to appear more spacious and brighter.
Related Article: Beautiful Attic Apartment in Ploče by Interior Designer Slavica Durković
Vacation Apartments in Privlaka by Interior Designer Kristina Šitum
Discover trends in the design of contemporary holiday apartments on the creative example of a project by renowned Croatian interior designer, Kristina Šitum, member of the Community of Interior Designers (ZADIN). Open space concept, decorative nature motifs, and industrial-style details are among the design elements of these vacation apartments in Privlaka near Nin, Croatia. (Photo/Cover Photo: Antonia Gundić)
Related Article: Contemporary Style Vacation Apartments: How to Design Trendy Villas, Holiday Homes, and Apartments
Villas Sunce and More in Pomer by Interior Designer Maja Lončar Medić
Explore the design of contemporary holiday homes through the creative example of a project by the known Croatian interior designer Maja Lončar Medić, a member of the Community of Interior Designers (ZADIN). The warmth of wood, the lively orange and yellow color palette, and decorative Sun and Sea motifs are among the design elements of these villas in Pomer in Istria.
Related Article: Villas Sunce and More: How to Design Trendy Villas, Holiday Homes, and Apartments
Villa Lagom on Klis by Interior Designer Mia Sinovčić
Find out more about contemporary villa design trends – on the creative example of a project by the known Croatian interior designer, Mia Sinovčić, member of the Community of Interior Designers (ZADIN). Design that inspires conscious living; sustainable materials, timeless furniture, and wellness area are among the elements of this villa on the historic Klis.
Related Article: Villa Lagom: How to Design Trendy Villas, Holiday Homes, and Apartments
Stone House in Svirče by Interior Designer Lucija Kolenić
Discover the charm of a traditional Dalmatian-style house – on the creative example of a project by renowned Croatian interior designer, Lucija Kolenić, member of the Community of Interior Designers (ZADIN). Contemporary furniture meets traditional architecture, and prevailing green and wood tones enhance relaxation. These are among the design elements of this stone house in the village of Svirče on the island of Hvar. (Photo: Christian Prerauer)
Related Article: Dalmatian-Style House: How to Design Trendy Villas, Holiday Homes, and Apartments
Villa Lesina in Vrboska by Eco-Interior Designers and Feng Shui Consultants Lana Anderson and Mejra Mitrovich
Get to know the modern yet rustic villa design trends – on the creative example of a project by renowned Croatian eco-interior designers and Feng Shui consultants Lana Anderson and Mejra Mitrovich, members of the Community of Interior Designers (ZADIN). A villa that consists of two houses, connected by a bridge, with a sitting area from which you can observe the night sky with a telescope. Beautiful garden views, natural furniture, and calming color palettes – these are among the design elements of this villa in Vrboska on the island of Hvar. (Photo: Gordana Makić)
Related Article: Villa Lesina: How to Design Trendy Villas, Holiday Homes, and Apartments
Apartment Interior in Zagreb by Architect Fani Car
Find out how the process of designing an apartment works, what the biggest challenges are when designing interiors, and what the most popular trends are in furnishing spaces. Drawing on the example of an attractive apartment interior in Zagreb, we offer expert advice on interior design in an interview with Fani Car, a renowned architect and deputy president of the Council of the Community of Interior Designers (ZADIN). (Photo: Marko Car)
Related Article: The Process of Designing an Apartment and Trends in Interior Design – Revealed by Architect Fani Car
Nature-Inspired Furnishings by ERA Furniture
Nature is our inspiration. Enter the world of biophilic interior design. Surround yourself with beautiful colors, shapes, and scents of nature and create warm, cozy homes and workspaces. Read this interior designer’s article and discover expert advice on designing interior spaces inspired by nature. (Photo: Karla Jurić for ERA Furniture)
Related Article: Biophilic Interior Design Creates Warm, Comfortable Homes and Workspaces
Lustralux Floral Lamps by Stipe Brničević
Discover Lustralux by Stipe Brničević, a Croatian brand of imaginative lamps inspired by the vibrant beauty of flowers.
Related Article: Lustralux – Floral Lamps Blossom in a Playful Artistic Interior
Dear designers and architects, I look forward to promoting your interior design projects and products in 2026. Best wishes from Danica! 🙂
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