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Charismatic Croatian priest designs interiors
Croatian Times
Charismatic Croatian priest Zlatko Sudac has become involved in interior design, or as he calls it, artistic and spiritual design of residential and public spaces.
Sudac has already cut a music album featuring 11 spiritual songs with Croatian musicians, but that he has engaged in interior design was rather unknown until recently.
On his official web site www.velecasnisudac.com, he says: "Given today's very high expectations, it is not easy to meet the spiritual and aesthetic needs of people when it comes to public spaces, interiors, homes, designer furnishings and all additional...".
Sudac believes, as he says, that each space has a 'soul' and keeps its spiritual atmosphere when people enter it.
So for years, modestly and quietly, he has been creating a conceptual space of completely new solutions and his own unique art and designer furniture.
It all started eleven years ago in "Bethany", when Sudac, with glass, paintings, painted rocks, decoration of a chapel and various other things gave a distinctive artistic stamp to the Diocesan Pastoral Centre.
Sudac said: "My wish is to bring into daily space the atmosphere of the spirit and above all the sacral. Life is sacred, and, therefore, living in any space makes it even more sacral."
The charismatic Croatian priest has already implemented his ideas in several public and private spaces, such as restaurants, hotels, hair salons, family villas, spas and a variety of urban residential and commercial spaces.
Sudac says he does not accept payment for his work.
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