MASURIA – sheet and bench
The MASURIA project was born during the work on the concept for the Guiltless Plastic competition. Our goal was to find a material that is a problem in the environment and at the same time is not recycled.
MARE in Konskie Group
The MARE board has become the central element of the conference room in the Star Training Center – a training space designed based on the philosophy of the four elements: fire, water, air and earth.
SHELLS coffee table set
Elegant, with organic shapes and circular – these are the Shells tables. Their tops are made of recycled plastic, in a unique color version “White Sloth”. The legs of the tables are made of wood, stained in a deep, dark brown shade.
SLOTH sheet in bathroom interior
The SLOTH board was used as a shelf top and a mezzanine element in a unique bathroom. In this project, the translucency of this pattern was emphasized.
Beetlejuice in a BYTOM sheet
The Beetlejuice table combines design, ecology and pop culture inspiration. It is made of Boomplastic sheets – a material created from 100% recycled post-consumer plastic.
Zero waste display
The Frankenstein display, which accompanies us at trade fairs and conferences, and also serves as a large sampler, is proof of us being zero waste. It is made of 100% recycled plastic, including our own post-production waste.
MASURIA sheet
We are working on the Masuria sheet formula, in which we use post-consumer strings from agriculture. The sheet has organic particles in it – in this case, fragments of reed from Masurian lakes.
MASURIA coffee tables
The table designed by the Pawlak&Stawarski studio was made of a board from our Special collection – MASURIA. The set of coffee tables in this edition will definitely find its place in our client’s interior.
Trophies for Kamera Akcja Festival
Another implementation of sustainable trophies. This time for the Kamera Akcja Festival.
Noti x Boomplastic at the Orgatec fair in Cologne
MARE BLACK slabs and a specially developed variation of the White Sloth were presented as table tops at the Noti stand during the Orgatec trade fair.
