Mid-Century Icons from Poland to the World
60s were the golden era of Polish design. Furniture by designers with exceptional ingenuity: Chierowski, Hałas and Modzelewski transformed thousands of Polish homes. And when a design is great, it doesn't show any signs of passing over time. That's why we decided to restore the icons of Polish mid-century design to the interior. Original, licensed, made of excellent quality materials. Ready to enrich your interior.
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Craftsmanship Suits Every Style
Timeless designs match any interior. Scandinavian simplicity, French chic, or maybe colorful space age? Complete the style of your home with design icons.
The Essence of 366 Concept
Discover the 366 series that started our history. Józef Chierowski and his 366 armchair are the first chapter in the interior design story of 366 Concept.
Its characteristic rounded backrest design combines the subtlety of art déco aesthetics and the economy of Scandinavian mid-century style.
The 200-125 VAR armchair, commonly known as Aga, is a mature and sophisticated design in its simplicity.
They call him "Fox" after the designer's surname. The 300-190 armchair is one of the most beloved designs of its era: it is slim and fits everywhere.
Here it is. A groundbreaking armchair designed by Roman Modzelewski, which can be found at MoMa. A perfect example of the Polish approach to space-age.
In the 1960s functionality did not compete with aesthetics. It was then that the concept of the 1050 series of highboards was created for the renowned Polish furniture factories.
No Scandinavian design museum would be ashamed of Stefan. It was Danish modernism that inspired the Polish premium armchair.
