Media café - mediatéka - multimediálna knižnica is a public institution functioning as a library that contains not only physical and electronic books, newspapers, and magazines but also other multimedia devices such as tablets, computers, and headphones. The goal was to propose the placement of 28 original stained glass artworks by Janko Alexy and incorporate them into the interior of the Media Café (located in the original PKO). The proposed layout solution consists of five multifunctional zones: 1. Café - Lecture room, 2. Entrance / Reception / Counter - Café, 3. Social room, 4. Individual room, 5. Restroom facilities for visitors, staff, immobile individuals, and storage area. The objective was to create an interior for the mediatéka that serves the general public. The aim was to design an interior that is visually attractive, clear, easy to navigate, functional, and spatially flexible. The café area primarily serves as a literary café, allowing for the rearrangement of tables and chairs during lectures by turning them towards the wall with the projection screen. Acoustic curtains will ensure sound isolation in the room. The entrance area with attractive moving LED displays is designed to attract people to the mediatéka, creating a contrast between the multimedia, real, and virtual worlds. The social room is used for reading books, using tablets, listening to music, and working with computers. The division between the social and individual rooms is created by a shelving portal, which acts as a transition from the more active social zone closer to the entrance to the quieter individual zone located further from the entrance to the mediatéka. The individual room provides space for individual study, reading books, using tablets, and listening to music, which is why the arrangement of chairs in a circular fashion has them facing each other. If desired, the chairs can be turned, and a central table can be utilized. The room offers the possibility of temporarily closing off the space with an acoustic curtain, similar to the café area.