WEIMAR | GERMANY

Modern interior architecture increasingly focuses on people’s well-being. In attic rooms, roof windows play a major role in determining the character, functionality and overall comfort of the space. They support effective air circulation and ventilation while also influencing the appearance of the interior.

BERLIN | GERMANY

A house is an investment for many years, but over time some of its elements require modernisation. This also applies to roof windows, which provide interiors with daylight, protect them from changing weather conditions and influence everyday comfort for decades. The growing importance of energy efficiency, technological development and new regulations mean that homeowners are increasingly deciding to replace their windows.

PADERBORN | GERMANY

Replacing windows is one of those investments that has a direct impact on everyday comfort, the functionality of a building and the appearance of its interiors. The success of such a project depends on two equally important factors: correctly selected products and professional installation.

NOWY SĄCZ | POLAND

Zajazd Węgierski in Nowy Sącz has long been a venue for meetings, family celebrations and business events, as well as a stopping point for guests visiting the region. Growing customer expectations and the need to create an even more comfortable and modern space led the owners to undertake a comprehensive modernisation of the property. FAKRO INNOVIEW vertical joinery played a key role in the project, giving the building a new sense of lightness and elegance, emphasised by the extensive glazing. Professional technical support from FAKRO and installation carried out by the manufacturer’s specialised team were also important elements of the investment, ensuring that the entire process was completed efficiently.

PODŁOPIEŃ | POLAND

Building a home involves hundreds of decisions that ultimately shape the comfort of everyday life. In the case of this project in Podłopień, the investors knew from the outset that they wanted modern, proven solutions that would be not only visually appealing, but also functional and durable. FAKRO INNOVIEW vertical joinery became an important element of the project, creating a consistent whole in terms of both appearance and everyday use.

ATTERT | BELGIUM

This modern building complex, located in a quiet, green setting, was completed in early 2025. All spaces were designed from the outset to provide residents with a sense of safety. The centre is intended for adults with autism spectrum disorders and pervasive developmental disorders.

DRESDEN | GERMANY

Multi-family residential developments play an important role in shaping modern housing policy. In projects of this type, particular emphasis is placed on the efficient use of available living space and the implementation of solutions that support its optimal utilization.

VIENNA | VIRGINIA | USA

In an era of rapid climate change and growing environmental concerns, net-zero energy construction is gaining particular importance. Homes of this type are designed to balance energy consumption with on-site energy production, mainly through well-thought-out architectural solutions and the use of renewable energy sources.

CIESZYN | POLAND

We often don’t need expansive spaces to create a design that impresses with creativity. A bit of imagination and a thoughtful approach to planning are enough to give even a compact interior a unique character.

DENMARK

Natural light is one of the key factors shaping the quality of our everyday lives. The right amount of it affects our well-being, improves mood, and supports creativity. That is why, in spaces where we spend a significant part of the day, it is worth ensuring optimal daylighting.

VIENNA | AUSTRIA

In Vienna’s Währing district, a project has emerged that redefines the role of light and color in residential architecture. The Temptation demonstrates how a subtle yet bold aesthetic can shape the quality of a space. In this development, light and pearl gold create a cohesive language, giving the investment a distinctive and instantly recognizable character.

SZEROKI BÓR | POLAND

In the era of modern architecture, where space and light take on new meaning, bold and distinctive designs catch the eye. Among them are houses with monumental glazing that open living spaces to the outdoors. One example of the use of large-scale façade windows is a single-family house in Szeroki Bór, created with individuality and harmony with the surroundings in mind.

GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN | GERMANY

In the municipality of Großweil near Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, six exceptional residences have been built - instantly eye-catching thanks to their wooden façades and contemporary architectural form. Beyond the striking visual appeal, the project was designed with residents’ comfort in mind.

VECHTA | GERMANY

A modernization project was carried out at the DEKRA branch in Vechta, Germany, where old roof windows were replaced with new ones. The investment aimed to improve energy efficiency and increase employee comfort. As a result, 17 roof windows were exchanged for new FAKRO models.

ŚWIEBODZIN | POLAND

Świebodzin, a small town renowned for its inspiring art and architectural solutions, has gained a new landmark: an expanded forest district building that is already capturing the attention of residents and visitors with its design and functionality. Wood, a material particularly valued by the building’s users, plays a central role.

CIESZYN | POLAND

When creating a home of our own, we dream of a cosy interior where we can find peace and tranquillity. It should embody the qualities of contemporary architecture, yet even more important is a warm, inviting atmosphere that nurtures aesthetic sensibility and brings colour to everyday life.

ŚLĘŻA | POLAND

Mount Ślęża, like a solitary guardian of Lower Silesia, has been attracting those seeking peace, strength and spiritual depth for centuries. In pagan times, it was the place where the sun, water, and stone were revered as life-giving elements. Its energy – still felt today – continues to attract tourists and pilgrims. The Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary was erected at the summit – austere and silent, blending into the landscape, as if it had always been a bridge between earth and heaven.

KOBYLEC | POLAND

There are places where architecture is not confined by walls. Rather than drawing strict lines between the interior and the garden, it gently suggests them – always with respect for the surrounding environment. In these spaces, light becomes a natural resident of the home, and air a welcome guest, bringing freshness and marking the changing rhythm of the day. The view does not stop at the window pane, but extends outward – towards the trees, the horizon, the sky.

VIENNA | AUSTRIA

A revitalized Wilhelminian-style townhouse on Vienna’s Landstraßer Hauptstraße is much more than a historical gem. The Legacy blends timeless identity with modern comfort, aesthetics, and sustainable solutions - proving that luxury can be urban, ecological, and accessible in the heart of a vibrant city.

BIBICE | POLAND

A modern single-family home near Kraków is more than just a building – it’s a space where design, nature and technology come together in harmony. The carefully considered structure stands out with its minimalist form, natural materials and expansive FAKRO INNOVIEW glazed surfaces. Every detail – from the dark façade cladding to the warmth of wood within the interior – has been crafted to delight both functionally and aesthetically. This is more than a house – it’s a lifestyle, open to light and to the view.

WROCŁAW | POLAND

Originally designed in the 19th century as part of Wrocław’s fortification system, the Saddlebag Bastion has been brought back to life after many years of inactivity. This former military structure has been transformed into a vibrant cultural and recreational hub. The revitalisation process was carried out with great respect for its historical heritage, allowing the building to regain its former glory while adapting it to meet the modern needs of residents and visitors alike. A key element in this exceptional project was the use of FAKRO INNOVIEW wooden windows, which seamlessly blend with the historic architecture – both in form and in technology.

SANKT PÖLTEN | AUSTRIA

The sports school in Sankt Pölten, Austria, is a place where athletes from all over the country have excellent conditions for training and recovery. The facility offers the opportunity to practice 21 disciplines, including football and ice hockey, attracting the best athletes. The high comfort of training is due to professional equipment, modern infrastructure and adequate rest conditions. The dormitory has been equipped with an impressive number of 226 electrically operated VMZ awning blinds, which effectively reduce interior overheating, ensuring proper recovery after intensive workout.

NOWY SĄCZ | POLAND

The most successful projects are created where trust, experience and a shared goal come together. The construction of a detached house in Nowy Sącz was one such project. From the initial discussions and the selection of the joinery to the final adjustment of the windows, the investor could rely on the support of FAKRO experts responsible for the INNOVIEW brand. 

ZABŁOCIE | POLAND

In the heart of Zabłocie, a small town in Poland, there is a building that you cannot just walk by without any attention. The Wormhouse, as it is called, arouses the admiration of some and inspires others. Its unusual appearance, resembling a caterpillar on a walk, has become the subject of much discussion both in the local community and among architecture enthusiasts all over the world.

PASIERBIEC | POLAND

Behind every bespoke joinery project lies a process that is no longer visible once the building has been completed. It involves dozens of decisions made together with the investor, careful material selection, precise manufacturing and professional installation. These elements determine not only the appearance of the building, but also the comfort of using it for many years. 

JÓZEFÓW | POLAND

Shapes of modern houses reflect the character and preferences of their owners. Even though these shapes stand out against the background of traditional buildings, they fit perfectly into the natural environment. This solution is particularly appreciated by people who want to be close to nature. It’s no wonder that the owners of the house in Józefów opted for simple, geometric shapes with large glazed areas.

MARKI | POLAND

Marki, a town of slightly more than 30,000 residents, located just half an hour’s drive from Warsaw. A picturesque neighbourhood dominated by green areas, parks and forests. An ideal place to live for families who appreciate the proximity of a large metropolis, while wishing to enjoy the charms of a quiet surroundings.

ATLANTA | UNITED STATES

For several days, the balcony windows FGH-V Galeria FAKRO have been the new "star" in the American show. We could admire the windows in the third episode of the first season of the popular series "Instant Dream Home" available on the Netflix platform. The program is available not only in the USA, but also in many other European countries.

GROESBEEK | NETHERLANDS

The owners of this lovely house carried out a comprehensive modernisation outside. When renovating the façade, they decided to equip their largest windows with a modern and comfortable solution. They chose FAKRO VMZ Solar awning blinds, which successfully get rid of the problem of excessive heat gain in the room.

ROOSENDAAL | NETHERLANDS

The owners of the house in Roosendaal (Netherlands) decided to adapt an unused attic. Since one of them is an architect, they knew exactly what they needed and what effects they wanted to achieve. Today, the modernised attic is mostly used as a home office. FAKRO roof windows have brought a completely new atmosphere there.

BREDA | NETHERLANDS

The space under the roof of this Dutch house has been completely transformed into a stylish bedroom. Where once there was a dark attic with only one small skylight, now there is a lovely bedroom abundant in natural light. Four FAKRO roof windows breathed there a new life.  

GROESBEEK | NETHERLANDS

The owners of this modern house in Groesbeek have recently renovated their kitchen. The corner windows present there did not let much sunlight in. For this reason, they decided to take advantage of the original roof to install there additional windows to illuminate and brighten the interior. Roof windows fitted high in the ceiling allow in a maximum amount of light that gives joy and stimulates to work. See how does the place where delicious food is made look now.

BERG EN DAL | NETHERLANDS

Heuvelrijk is a hotel built on the slopes of Berg en Dal hill very close to the German border. This quiet village with a picturesque landscape around is an ideal place to relax, while at the same time offering many opportunities for enthusiasts of hiking and cycling.

GLIWICE | POLAND

The new building of the Local Centre for Integration and Social Services in Gliwice was created with the local community in mind. Its role is to serve all generations, from children and young people to the elderly, and above all, to help socially excluded people acquire professional and social skills.

TREVISO | ITALY

KATOWICE | POLAND

The Under the Chestnuts housing estate was built in an attractive location surrounded by forests. It is an investment of the KTBS Social Housing Society in Katowice in compliance with the program named “Apartments for rent with access to ownership”. The project involved construction of 24 residential buildings referring to the historic building pattern of Katowice’s Giszowiec district. 

TRIESTE | ITALY

The new luxurious DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton is located in Piazza della Repubblica in Trieste. The building built at the beginning of the last century as the seat of the Adriatic Assembly has undergone an extensive, two-year renovation.

POZNAŃ | POLAND

When strolling through Jeżyce you can come across a number of charming pubs and restaurants with delicious cuisine. These places attract visitors with their atmospheric interiors as well. As it turns out, not only Jeżyce restaurants have good interiors, an example of which is the PL.architekci architectural studio.

KRASNODAR | RUSSIA

This modern interior designed in grey colouring features a va-riety of forms. Large glazing surfaces and roof window com-binations let plenty of natural light into the office situated in Krasnodar to make it more vivid. They highlight the surface structure of walls, floors and furniture. Wooden elements have been added to warm the interior.

MŁYNISKO | POLAND

In the village of Młynisko, an architect created for himself a house with a clean and timeless design. Large spaces are comfortable and abundant in natural light. From the outside, the building has been designed to be simple and aesthetically pleasing, while its surroundings are dominated by soothing natural greenery. Applying modern joinery products allowed to bring an ideal living space into existence.

KIELCE | POLAND

Thanks to its unique shape, the Kielce’s bus station has been the city’s showcase from its very beginning. However, its turbulent several dozen years history has finally come full circle. The building has come a long way: from being the city’s symbol through total ruin and back to its best. FAKRO has also contributed to this revival. But let’s start from the beginning…

LUSOWO | POLAND

In Lusowo, near Poznań, a house adapted to the owner’s needs and interestingly integrated into the surroundings was built. This bright and friendly interior was created using a number of solutions. The project has been recognized with the prestigious SARP Award 2019 in the single-family house category.

EDE | NETHERLANDS

At the end of 2019, a military barrack in Ede (the Netherlands) was transformed into seven houses and one daycare centre. One of the spearheads of the renovation was that the exterior of the building would remain exactly as it was.

KIEV | UKRAINE

An increasing number of exciting housing projects can be observed in Ukraine. New housing estates offer many intelligent solutions that allow owners to design their apartments according to their individual needs. Let us present you one of such projects.  

NIJMEGEN | NETHERLANDS

Persingen, a settlement in the Netherlands located near Nijmegen, is one of the smallest yet best-known settlements in the country. A local historic farm underwent a thorough renovation and was transformed into a charming residence. FAKRO joinery became a distinctive symbol of the project’s modern character.

CHICAGO | USA

A modern zero-energy housing estate was built in the town of Ermelo, Netherlands. A wallet-friendly project of 39 economical apartments impresses with its smart solutions and care for natural environment. The use of unusual ideas allowed to fill the interiors with natural light. 

GLIWICE | POLAND

Damaged and dirty facade of this former warehouse situated in Gliwice did not encourage people to get inside. The building, once fulfilling a practical function, was neglected for years and scared with dark damp spots on the walls and areas of exposed, bare brick.

MOSCOW | RUSSIA

Moscow is the capital of Russia and one of the largest European cities. A city whose architecture distinguished by splendour and diversified form makes it stand out from other places. In one of the attic spaces in the centre of Moscow there is situated a living room different than any other as it is multi-functional where everyone can find something to enjoy.

RICHMOND | VIRGINIA | USA

A modern design of the multi-family building stands out against the background of the urban layout of Richmond which is the capital of Virginia and one of the oldest cities in the United States. The building is characterised by a number of windows featuring large glazing area and a fashionable, interesting facade.

BRIAR HILL, BISHOP AUCKLAND | ENGLAND

Deep in the countryside of Bishop Auckland, surrounded by charming scenery, sits a unique building that has been transformed by the installation of FAKRO roof windows.

CARIGNANO, TURIN | ITALY

Innovative architecture, modern solutions and care for the natural environment – this is how the building of a kindergarten in Turin can be described in a nutshell.

VIENNA | AUSTRIA

In a residential district of Vienna a corner house from the late 19th century was completely renovated. With low-energy FTT/U U8 Thermo roof windows equipped with ARZ Z-Wave roller shutters residents save costs for heating and cooling and thus protect the climate.

VIENNA | AUSTRIA

The luxury property N°10 is a new landmark in the historic heart of Vienna. The light-flooded attic apartments with non standard electric roof windows are the highlight for the striking architecture.

RUDA SLASKA | POLAND

A well thought-out design breathed new life to the building arrangement in the Nowy Werdon housing estate in Ruda Śląska. It effectively combines features that seemingly exclude each other.

ZAANDAM | NETHERLANDS

The attic in private house from the ‘80’s gained modern look and extra space with an abundance of natural light thanks to the EDT dormer. Nowadays, the inhabitants can enjoy a beautiful view of the polder of Amsterdam. The house is situated in a row of similar houses in the city of Zaandam (near Amsterdam).

ViILLALBA DE RIOJA | SPAIN

Imagine strolling through the narrow streets of Spain, passing by hundred-year-old stone houses and the view of the vineyards far in the distance… Here in the province of La Rioja there is one building standing out from the rest – the Palace that once belonged to the noble family of the Counts of Cirac.

LANZENKIRCHEN  | AUSTRIA

With the awning blind VMZ Solar for vertical windows FAKRO brings a pleasant learning atmosphere into the classroom of elementary school in Lanzenkirchen. 

BOLINAS | USA

It was a rainy day in 2008 when in a quiet place far away from the hustle and bustle of San Francisco, the present owner discovered a house wrapped in a yellow warning tape. The building was in a terrible condition, but it was enough to look around to understand that the place where it stands is magical. It was then when an ambitious idea of renovation has originated.

DOMOSIN DRUGI | POLAND

Old water mill gained new, better life. Owing to the architect’s creativity concerning conversion of the attic space, an old building turned into a comfortable and illuminated house.

ALMERE I NETHERLANDS

WikiHouse has been a popular concept in the home construction scene for quite some time. Nowadays this concept is gaining popularity in countries all over Europe, such as the WikiHouse project in Almere, the Netherlands. Building your own house, how does that work?

EDE I NETHERLANDS

In the city of Ede in the centre of the Netherlands, a former military barrack is being transformed into all sorts of different building types. The first part is transformed into houses and a daycare centre for toddlers. Thanks to the combination of roof windows, the interior gained an abundance of natural light.

BLARICUM I NETHERLANDS

Two penthouses of the modern villa placed in Blaricum have been flooded with natural light. Thanks to large glazing units the inhabitants can enjoy the view of the picturesque Blaricum, municipality and village in the province of North Holland.

BRUSSELS | BELGIUM

The new headquarters of the Council for Radio and Television Broadcasting of Wallonia has been designed in the historic centre of Brussels. The transformation of the existing building allowed us to apply modern and highly aesthetic solutions.

GLIWICE | POLAND

As the modernisation is completed, the Neumann’s Villa presents its modern face while retaining historic character. The final effect of the work dazzles with pure white that covers all elements of the building. The applied solutions have favourably improved operational properties and made the view of the villa breathtaking.

KATOWICE | POLAND

The abundance of natural light entering through FAKRO roof windows to the building of the Faculty of Radio and Television of the University of Silesia ensures a lot of positive energy and willingness to act for people who spend their time inside. Thanks to the applied solutions, once you enter the building, you do not want to leave it anymore. The modern facility provides students with an inspiring space for development, while the University employees with enviable, functional and comfortable place to work. 

MOSCOW | RUSSIA

Poorly illuminated private library situated within the attic space in one of the single-family houses in Russia has been completely transformed. From now on, reading enthusiasts can enjoy a bright space with an abundance of natural light filling the interior by means of seven roof windows. The family owes a modern, yet a cosy design to interior designers involved in producing TV show presenting modernisation of attics.

STYLCHYN PENINSULA | POLAND

The south of Poland delights with breathtaking landscapes with mountains in the background intersected by a number of rivers flowing through green forests and meadows. In one of such picturesque places you can come across the Shepherd's Cottage – a house situated by Czorsztyn Lake, which surprises with its form and mix of modernity and tradition.

MOSCOW | RUSSIA

Until now, the attic space in one of Moscow's single-family house has been used as a “football” pitch. Undeveloped area inspired its residents to spend time actively. However, their desire was to change the attic into a more functional one. That is why the family eagerly joined TV show thanks to which they could expect designer and practical attic design.

PINEROLO | ITALY

This is an idea implemented by the owner of a single-family house who flooded the renovated loft space with natural light by installing FAKRO Galeria balcony window.

BRZEŹNO | POLAND

The Brzeźno Palace has been renovated, equipped with historic furniture and arranged in a truly noble style of the past. Rooms within the attic space have been livened up by providing them with an abundance of natural light. Thanks to the use of FAKRO roof windows, guests of the Palace can admire the view of the 200-year-old park founded around a network of water ponds in a natural forest of approx. 3.5 ha.   

VIENNA | AUSTRIA

The monumental building Goethehof is one of Vienna’s largest place for council housing. FAKRO supplied with more than 600 roof windows a sustainable roof extension with 128 light-flooded new flats. 

BARI | ITALY

The new headquarters of the Regional Council of Puglia were completed in mid-2017 with FTU-V P5 White Polyurethane-Coated (PU) Centre Pivot Windows with Anti-Burglary Glazing installed in the mixed use building.