Polish Interior Projects Revive Heritage and Embrace Modern Design
Architect Jan Sikora transformed a 19th‑century forge in a Polish factory into a loft, preserving original walls, concrete floors and industrial details while creating a contemporary living space.
A research project at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw produced a new line of Polish folk‑inspired furniture, presented at the Warsaw Home Furniture 2025 fair where it earned the "Quality and Innovation Expo 2025" medal.
The studio LBWA designed a 68 m² apartment interior in Poznań’s historic Łazarz district, blending the building’s heritage character with fresh, functional modern elements.
Brand lamalucky promoted a range of décor items—wood, metal and glass pieces—that combine minimalist aesthetics with natural materials, targeting current interior‑design trends.
Online DIY enthusiasts popularised two simple up‑cycling projects using old bed sheets: one turning sheets into a removable wallpaper‑like wall covering, the other creating textured panel décor, reflecting a growing zero‑waste design movement.
Entities: Jan Sikora · LBWA · Poznań · Tomasz Gałązka · lamalucky