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We are pleased to announce that we are among the companies promoted on the Swedish market as part of the #TimeTillPolska campaign run by the Tasting Poland Foundation. Nowymodel.org found a description of our design activities and projects in the "Time till Polska – one hour to Poland" catalog distributed in Sweden.
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A product from the "Icons of Polish Design" series. This classic chair, designed by the renowned Poznań interior designers and architects Bogusława and Czesław Kowalski, was originally part of their legendary wall unit set from the communist era, but it never went into production. It was only thanks to nowymodel.org that it finally took shape and has been available on the market since 2014.
Light, slim, and stylish, each chair is handmade from beech wood and bent plywood covered with natural chestnut veneer, resulting in varying shades and grain patterns.
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We cordially invite you to the opening of the exhibition "The Kowalski Chair".
opening: June 22 2017, Thursday, hrs. 19.00
the exhibition runs until June 29, 2017
curators: Cyryl Zakrzewski/ Piotr Szpilski
SH Studio / Wilcza 44 / Warsaw
Opening hours: Monday 13:00-19:00, Tuesday-Friday 11:00-19:00, Saturday 14:00-18:00
This classic chair, designed by the famous Poznań interior designers and architects Bogusława and Czesław Kowalski, was originally part of their legendary wall unit set from the communist era, but it never went into production. Only thanks to nowymodel.org gained its material shape.
Light, slim, and stylish, each chair is handmade from bent beech plywood and covered with natural chestnut veneer, resulting in varying shades and grain patterns.
The Kowalski chair is a perfect example of how the vision of modernity from over 60 years ago, thanks to its simplicity, ergonomics and innovation, remains relevant today, and Polish design is an important element of our common identity.
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