Tulli light

Noti

2021

The new Tulli light designed for Noti is a subtle and elegant piece of furniture. Its friendly and homely character makes it perfectly fit for office spaces and conference rooms, as well as the currently widespread home office. The construction of the armchair consists of two basic elements: comfortable, upholstered seat produces in rotomoulding technology and two stable cross bases.  

Circula

Circula.org

2020

Circula is an experimental solution created to offer a symbolic and functional space for dialogue and encourage direct social interactions. Circula is a project for the whole community and a profound statement of values: responsibility, ethics, sustainability and human centered approach in design which are the values revolving around ECO Solidarity initiative led in collaboration with Polish Cultural Institute in New York.

The circle is a perfect geometric figure, with neither beginning nor end. A universal symbol of balance and harmony that naturally brings people together. The circle cancels all the hierarchies and divisions. Sitting in a circle allows us to look everyone in the eye, to better express ourselves and get to know each other. It makes us more open to other and supports inclusivity. It encourages sharing and stimulates the creative flow.

The concept of circularity is extended into the social sphere. For each Circula purchased , another is donated to a community that requests one for social or charitable purposes. And if the buyer is no longer interested in the piece, it can be returned for further “circulation”.

Made from sustainable, durable materials, the Circula solution is designed to recover, reintegrate, and stand the test of time. The three different versions are made of spruce or pine wood, recycled plastic and phosphate steel. The wood is sourced from responsibly-managed, FSC- or PEFC-certified forests. The plastic is made 100% from recycled packaging, and it was developed in collaboration with Boomplastic, while the production process was carried out together with Nowymodel foundation. The visual and tactile result of this version is the beauty of waste material: the recycled plastic remains partially transparent to highlight the coarse and colourful fragments suspended within it.

The Circula’s seat is made of three interlocking modules, held together by an integrated, hidden mechanism. The seats rests on three legs, which can be anchored to the ground if necessary. These three supports guarantee complete stability, including on uneven surfaces. Circula is available in a standard size – 1900 mm in diameter – with seating capacities ranging from 2 to 8 people. In addition to a wide range of colours and materials, Circula also offers customisation according to customer’s preferences.

TUO table

Miloni  

2020

TUO table is an entirely unique solution – a solid wood pedestal extending table. The exceptional functionality and reliable stability do not compromise on the elegance of the form. The discretely incorporated, advanced mechanism allows for a smooth length adjustment for meetings in larger groups. The metal base assures stability, while adding to the contemporary character of this oak wood table. TUO table provides a perfect space for family get-togethers as well as business meetings.  

TUO desk

Miloni  

2020

TUO  desk is an unprecedented solution – made entirely of solid wood with height adjustable top. The desk is characterised by a subtly organic line with softly rounded edges. The desk is available in four universal dimensions and full height adjustability, which allows to perfectly adapt the furniture to the user’s preferences, while assuring the best comfort of work – whether it’s sitting or standing. The advanced mechanism has been discreetly integrated to ensure a worm and homelike character of the desk. 

TUO shelving

Miloni  

2020

Rounded corners and softly shaped edges make up the distinct organic line of the TUO modular shelving. Universal, timeless design in naturally warm oak wood fits perfectly to office spaces, as well as home office and residential interiors. The modular structure is designed inside-out in wood, without any additional fasteners. The system enables personalised configuration of the product’s height and width. 

Mamu

Noti

2016, 2020

Mamu is a very light and compact armchair for both domestic and commercial spaces. It takes advantage of the technological breakthrough in furniture, using moulded fleece for the three-dimensional geometry of it’s structural ergonomic seat. It’s refined, sculptural shell is supported on light leg structures both in wood.

Moko Chair

Tre Product 

2020

Moko Chair is characterised by the iconic, metal structure firmly supporting the comfortable, upholstered seat. The intricate weaving of steel rods is distinctive fo this chair and makes its structure visually light. The metal frame enclosing the seat adds to the elegance of Moko. The chair is available in two versions: with or without armrests.  

Nobonobo

since 2019

Forty Restaurant

 2019

The idea of a meeting, traditionally taking place in the circle, was a starting point and the main inspiration for this project. Hence, many solutions in this interior refer to the archetype and geometry of a circle. Through appropriate arrangements, the space itself encourages new social relations. A careful selection of natural, timeless materials enabled to create a warm, casual and friendly space.

Carafe

Krups 

2020

Handcrafted, ceramic milk carafe designed for KRUPS was created based on the idea of conscious design from carefully selected, natural, sustainable materials. The closing sphere is made of recycled coffee beans, according to zero waste approach.

Raksa

Nobonobo 

2020

Raksa with its plain form and refined proportions is a super comfortable modular sofa with a timeless line. The backrest is harmoniously composed of large cushions. It consists of soft modules enabling limitless configurations, and includes a table module veneered in elegant American walnut. To make the maintenance very easy, Raksa’s upholstery can be completely removed. 

Oo

Nobonobo

2020

Oo collection consists of round tables of different sizes and heights. Their distinctive detail is the ring surrounding the metal base, which subtle refers to other pieces of the latest Nobonobo collections. The tabletops feature is a soft, rounded bottom edge and are veneered with elegant and timeless American walnut. The collection allows for creating diverse interior arrangements.  

Tupak

Nobonobo 

2020

Tupak armchair is characterised by its organic form and comfortable backrest gently surrounding the user, with a visually integrated lumbar pillow. Tupak has a stable, wooden structure on rounded legs. The wooden base emphasises the form of the seat, which together with the backrest is softly upholstered assuring the best comfort.    

Nato

Nobonobo 

2020

Nato collection is characterised by three distinctive tabletop shapes – oval, stadium and squeal. The tops have a soft, rounded bottom edge and are veneered with elegant and timeless American walnut. The table can be easily cantilevered over the sofa seat, increasing the functionality and supporting the comfort of use. While relaxing on the sofa, Nato table can serve as suitable place for a book, laptop or a cup, within an easy reach.

Wadi

Nobonobo 

2020

Wadi collection includes a sofa, an armchair and an ottoman. Its characteristic form consists of a combination of narrow modules. The number of modules can be personalised, which allows the seats to fit into any interior. It is super comfortable and the covers are removable for maintenance. 

Shieldon

Noti 

2019

Shieldon is a comfortable piece of furniture for office and lounge spaces. The high backrest is extended to the side ensuring privacy and acoustic protection. At the same time, the other side remains open and allows contact with anyone around. The seat is designed to tilt and rotate, following the preferences and needs of the user.   

Natural Born

American Hardwood Export Council 

2019

Natural Born projects presents the creative approach of Tomek Rygalik to conscious design with the use of sustainable materials.

Simple yet diverse American red oak boards have been an inspiration for the Natural Born chair, which manifests the shortest way to process material from the forest to the finished product. The Natural Born chair is a durable, comfortable and fully natural piece of furniture with a very low carbon footprint.

The Natural Born chair was the central point of an exhibition located at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, designed to stimulate discussion about the impact of design on consumption and to introduce American red oak.

Corkback Chair

Tre

2019

Corkback Chair combines materials in an unconventional way. The slim structure comes in solid wood and plywood, while the comfortable backrest is made of cork. The chair’s overall presence is light and simple with a unique and dynamic side view.

Lentil Coat Stand

Tre

2019

Extremely simple silhouette of Lentil Coat Stand is crowned with six solid wood discs with smooth and rounded edges inviting to hang coats or garments, while the round base gives this product great stability.

Design Schools Workshop

New York

2019

45 students from 10 international design schools led by Tomek Rygalik and Jerzy Porębski explored the Open Form theory of Oskar Hansen and applied it to the streets of Brooklyn. The final public presentation of the projects took place at WantedDesign Manhattan.

KOMOS

Teatr Małego Widza

2019

Kosmos is an interactive, multisensory, theatrical installation for kids in the heart of Warsaw.

Holis

Sobole

since 2014

Holis is an educational experiment to foster innovation through interdisciplinary education. Every year we bring students from a wide range of disciplines together to work on real projects with the support of outstanding team leaders.

Find your color

Profim

2018

Profim stand at Orgatec 2018 in Cologne

Akademeia High School

2017

New premises of Akademeia High School in Warsaw, furnished with bespoke pieces designed by Studio Rygalik, including the school chairs and desks, common tables for the cantine, and benches.

Tre Product

since 2016

A good life depends on rejection of the unnecessary.
We believe that simple things are superior. We admire the ingenuity behind the obvious.
tre is constantly searching for perfect solutions ensuring their masterful execution.

This is how we deliver products which are close to our hearts.
They become an expression of consciousness and will be with us for generations.

tre is a brand established by internationally acclaimed designer Tomek Rygalik.
tre products are simple, honest and timeless solutions for everyday life.
tre products are created with consciousness and great attention to detail by designers and makers worldwide.
tre is available via carefully selected retailers.

Domo+ Design Camp

Domo+, Sobole

2018

Moths and Butterflies

Teatr Małego Widza

2018

Scenography for interactive, multisensory theatre for children.

Nine

Profim

2018

The design of Nine coat stand with its distinctive form derives directly from the way it is constructed. Metal tube is precisely cut and bent out in order to create a stable structure based on three legs and six arms pointing upwards. The small hooks profiled with a subtle angle add to the functionality and character.

Cork Stool

Tre

2018

Cork Stool’s shape was inspired by the material it is made of. Eco-friendly, highly endurable and very light, cork still seems underexploited in furniture design. The stool’s simple, well-balanced, geometric form corresponds perfectly with its function.

Nasz Table

Tre

2018

The simple design of the Nasz Table features a tubular central leg which integrates a solid round base and an ultra thin round table top. The mesh structure of the leg gives a subtle lightness, especially when the sun’s rays shine through it.

Nasz Chair

Tre

2017

The silhouette of the Nasz Chair derives from skilfully outlined framework consisting of three tube bands. Solid structure is provided with minimal means by strong, welded connection of back legs.

Dento

Cappellini

2018

Family of compact armchairs with friendly expression characterised by well proportioned, voluptuous volumes. It is available in multiple versions for variety of use, including the hight adjustable version with a unique hart-shaped handle.

Woodplate Coffee Tables

Tre

2018

This coffee table is geared with an integrated yet removable tabletop insert. This round plywood tray allows to serve food and move around small objects, while three legs of the table provide superior stability. Available in two dimensions and variety of colour combinations.

Botany

Ghidini 

2018

Botany tables for Ghidini 1961 are characterised by the sophisticated metal structure supporting the glass tabletop. Inspiration from turn-of-the-century outdoor furniture meets modern high quality metal crafting. Intricate weaving of steel rods creates a beautiful and visually light three-dimensional ornament.

Trophy 2018

Warsaw Home, AHEC

2018

Passionswege

Jarosinski & Vaugoin, Vienna Design Week

2018

The effects of collaboration between Studio Rygalik and Jarosinski & Vaugoin. Vienna Design Week 2018.

Warsaw Cross Culture Festival

Furniture and spaces

2017

Innovation AD 2016

2017

Siadacze

Artanimacje

2017

Copper Plate Trays

Tre

2017

The Copper Plate Trays are the finest expression of the sculptural functionality. These object can be used as plates for small items or, by turning them upside down, as serving trays where the extruded grooves allow the air to flow. The plates are available as a 3 piece set.

Piano Table

Tre 

2016

Designed around the ritual of extending the table, the tabletop extension visibly hangs within the frame. It can be unfolded easily and placed securely within the top surface. Made of solid wood, the piece has an austere structure and clean lines.

Chamberstick Candle Holder

Tre

2016

This copper candle holder  is a modern interpretation of a classic typology, but unlike the historic chambersticks it’s designed for candles with various diameters. The curved form rising to one side serving as a handle invites  to interact with the item.

Soundroom

Noti

2016

SoundRoom  is an original and innovative system of office furniture. It comprises a range of complementary solutions which make it possible to compose a landscape of the contemporary office with a focus on spatial and acoustic aspects. SoundRoom integrates an innovative acoustic panel technology with the sound-diffusing geometry drawing on solutions that are used in recording studios.

Moon

Tre 

2016

The Moon plate is a multipurpose marble serving dish, a centerpiece for the table. Its round form is reduced to the sole essence, letting the beauty of material play a significant role. Small round concavity allows for serving olive oil, dressing or spices. Temperature absorption of marble is key to the product’s functionality – it can be be used as a cooling plate after being chilled in the fridge, or as a baking stone in the oven. After successful preview in Paris during Maison&Objet with Tre Product, the Moon plates will premiere during the annual Food&Friends magazine event in Narvil Conference Hotel.

Untitled

Bez Tytułu Restaurant 

2016

Without a title and with undefined function, this ambiguous object has many possible uses. The upturned feature invites to interact, while leaving space for interpretation. The simplicity of form reveals the beauty of the material and its qualities. Copper is precious and elegant, and its antiseptic properties match it perfectly with food. It can be used as a amuse-bouche serving piece, as well as a multipurpose coaster or pure decoration. Natural ageing process will change the object with time. Every touch will leave a trace, making the piece more and more precious, unique and personal. Produced in numbered edition of 100.

Creative Collisions

Kunstgewerbe Museum Dresden

2016

Creative Collisions in Kunstgewerbe Museum in Dresden is a result of a workshop led by Tomek and Gosia Rygalik with participants from Syria, Lybia, Germany, Austria and Poland. The chairs created during the workshop are personal manifestos of each of the participants comming from different cultural backgrounds. A long table designed by Studio Rygalik is at the heart of this exhibition. The piece reflects upon the table as a universal metaphor for getting together, getting in touch and sharing. It is a place where friendships are made – a perfect reason for the Friends of the State Art Collections to acquire this object for the Museum.

Photographer: Tomas Soucek, (c) Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden

Creative Collision

Domaine de Boisbuchet

2016

This summer workshop in Domaine de Boisbuchet led by Tomek and Gosia Rygalik was about synergies in the creative process. Participants coming from multiple cultural backgrounds combined the different perspectives, competences and skills in order to design and build together. Working with a simple construction method allowed for experimentation with space and  resulted in a spectacular architectural structure next to chateau.

Mars on Plate

MAD International School of Design

2016

Tomek and Gosia Rygalik led a design group during the workshop #1 MARS ON PLATE in Sigulda, Latvia. The project involving other mentors and tutors, craftsmen, virtuosos of gastronomy and hospotality, thinkers and makers concluded with the opening of a pop-up restaurant.

Tulli

Noti

2015 

Tulli is a Red Dot awarded, modern armchair dedicated for both outdoor and indoor use. Based on advances technologies, it represents a system solution offering a broad range of possibilities. Its form is simple, yet refined and visually appealing, with distinctive armrests curved outward. With its subtle reference to Tulipan armchair designed by Teresa Kruszewska in 1973, Tulli aims to maintain the continuity of Polish furniture design. The essence of the collection lays in the precisely shaped, rotomoulded, ergonomic form, which serves as an outdoor chair, at the same time being the core for upholstered, indoor version. Since the overall form comes in two modules, it allows for additional functional and aesthetic combinations as well as alternative features such as steel base or wooden legs.

Paged Collection

 2013-2016

After 50 years of presence at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile as the leading supplier of wooden chairs, Paged presents its own brand. In 2015 for the first time in the design pavilion nr. 8, Paged Collection, led by Tomek Rygalik as the Creative Director, presented record number of new products intended for the contract market. Original design, high quality and shared aesthetics of the whole collection, make the coherent offer.

NASZ Collection

Culture.pl

 2014

NASZ is a low-key, cross-sectional collection of modern design that comprises items designed and manufactured in Poland. It presents the result of a research project initiated by the curators with a keen interest in exploring material culture through the prism of resourcefulness acquired in times of shortage. A number of renowned figures in the fields of product design, graphics, illustration, typography and multimedia as well as design students, producers and craftsmen were asked to join in with the venture. The unique projects created especially for the exhibition are the result of experimenting with industrial processes and questioning the material properties and structure of objects. Some of these act as a modification of products available on the market, others have been brought to life for this very event. The NASZ collection comprises chairs, armchairs, tables and tabletop products, as well as toys and textiles and includes some internationally recognized classics. The NASZ exhibition was created as part of a program for promoting Polish design organized by Culture.pl.

Curators: Gosia Rygalik, Tomek Rygalik

Designers: Wojciech Bajor, Antoni Bielawski, Stefan Bieńkowski, Marek Cecuła, Fontarte, Agata Hoffa, Paweł Jasiewicz, Jakub Jezierski, Piotr Kuchciński, , Agata Nowicka, Małgorzata Pepłowska, Gosia Rygalik, Tomek Rygalik, Jakub Sobiepanek, Wojtek Tomaszewski, Julia Wilman

Table, Food & Wood

Domaine de Boisbuchet

2015

Vitra [dot] festival

Vitra

2015

Rygalik. The Heart of Things

Gdynia City Museum

2015

Exhibition organized by the Gdynia City Museum, curated by Anna Maga. Photos by: Bogna Kociumbas

Comfort, Food & Wood

Domaine de Boisbuchet

2014

The participants of the workshop worked as a team to create a unique experience under the theme „Comfort, Food & Wood”. The objective was to scout, research and analyse an entirely new location that would become the new landmark on the map of the Domaine de Boisbuchet, and to create a unique sense of place at the site. Integrating the space, crafting dedicated elements and objects, the specially developed site specific ritual around food could become a part of the summer workshops’ routine. The result is a round wooden platform submerged in the grass of the beautiful meadow, not appreciated before. The centre point of the platform is a huge bowl integrated into a table top, carved in a log of oak wood. Through a thorough ongoing botanical and culinary research, the team created the delicious „Boisbuchet Summer Salad” using only ingredients growing wild around the Domaine’s area. The beautiful views can be appreciated by sitting comfortably with feet on the ground, and mixing the common salad with special wooden utensils. During the research, development through to the production phase, the participants learned about the resourceful design process, while gaining conceptual, as well as carpentry and wood-curving skills.

Comforty

(Polski) test

 2011-2013

Uxi

Paged Collection

2015

A reduced design with strong expression and fresh form, provided by a cross structure and backrest in a shape of a horseshoe embracing the user. Its straight forward simplicity is enhanced by the unique detail of the front leg. An armchair is the protagonist of the collection, which also includes a chair and a bar stool. Different models from the family can be stacked with each other.

Zap

Paged Collection

2015

Clearly marked angles are the main feature of Zap upholstered armchairs. They are also characterised by flat surfaces making the backrest and seat area. This visual language adds an architectural spirit to the furniture. The top part of the backrest is upholstered separately, which allows for diversification in the upholstery fabric and colour.

Manu

Paged Collection

2015

The chair is characterised by extremely simple design referring to the archetype of a chair. The aim was to design and develop a chair that would be easy to produce and offered at a reasonable price. Its structure consists of lightweight elements with a rectangular and circular section.

Maba

Paged Collection

2015

The family of simple seats brings together two wooden elements typical of Paged. The back leg formed as a subtle arc is made of bent wood, which adds dynamic expression to the collection. This effect is emphasised by a moulded plywood backrest. Upholstery belts are used in the soft seats to make them extremely comfortable.

Lof

Paged Collection

2015

The versatile design of the chair with a system of backrests that come in three different shapes. Each backrest is available in a veneered or upholstered version. The collection also covers an armchair with a wider seat and a backrest that embraces the user in even more comfortable way.

K3

Paged Collection

2015

The K3 collection extends the K2 family towards a more universal design language. The furniture silhouette has been simplified. Internal upholstery of the backrests features horizontal stitching to increase their comfort and emphasise the character. The series is composed of armchair, chair and bar stool with stainless steel swivel bases. The K3 series perfectly complements contemporary office interiors bringing warmth to their atmosphere.

Fum

Paged Collection

2015

A range of club upholstered furniture, emphasised by armrests and backrests embracing the user. The collection is characterised by a solid form of the seat and backrest,complemented by sophisticated upholstery details. Optionally, a classical capitone quilt is used in the seat interior. The borderline between the soft interior and hard exterior is marked by accentuated edges. The design of the furniture combines traditional references with a newform. It makes the furniture universal, as they match both contemporary and classic interiors. The comfort is increased by upholstery belts used in the seat.

Benko

Paged Collection

2015

A family of bent chairs with a visual language of the Thonet world. Benko is the first contract model entirely designed for bentwood since 150 years. The family is characterised by a disciplined form relating to traditional bentwood furniture. The collection has a strong character thanks to its originally shaped armrests whose soft lines provide a touch of feminine expression. The seat and backrest are filled with hand-made pleat. This way the non obviously contemporary design of the furniture combines two unique and vanishing technologies.  The Benko family covers an armchair and a chair with and without armrests, intended for cafés and restaurants, according to Thonet’s tradition.

Rytm

Teatr Wielki – Polish National Opera

2015

Architectural installation and exhibition design in Kordegarda Gallery celebrating 50 years after reconstruction of the Teatr Wielki – Polish National Opera in Warsaw.

Random Foods

Siemens

2015

An innovative catering concept involving 3d manufacturing. The food serving utensils are 3dprinted,  which makes it possible to make each one of them different and unique.

8 rooms

Ofka

2014

Glass is Tomorrow

Nude Glass / Şişecam

2015

5th ‘Glass is Tomorrow’ workshop, inside the production facilities of one of the world’s top three home glassware manufacturers, the ‘Sişecam Group’ in Denizli, Turkey. the workshop aimed to push the boundary of technique, process, material, and aesthetics (the appreciation of glass as a creative medium). Glass is Tomorrow is an european network which aims at establishing a more fluid exchange of knowledge and competencies between glass and design professionals in Europe. the project hopes to open up new potentialities and to generate dialogue about the conception, production and distribution of contemporary glass works.

The Glass is Tomorrow workshop in Denizli apart from being a week of intense work was a fantastic social experience and a great cultural exchange. We got to learn a lot about various glass blowing techniques, in particular the free blowing and moulding. We used both of them, as well as modification of existing moulds from the Pasabace factory, to create 6 new projects, that explore the use and properties of glass in different ways. Gosia & Tomek Rygalik

FoodLab II

Siemens, Concordia Taste

2014

Culinary station created in collaboration with Siemens for Concordia Taste – restaurant in the heart of one of the most important design centers in Poland. Studio Rygalik designed this open kitchen as a system of interrelated mobile modules resembling wooden cargo boxes on casters, so it can be easily rearranged and adapted to different functional needs. FoodLab creates space for live cooking, culinary workshops, tastings or parties. It is equipped with technologically advanced and eco friendly studioLine built-in appliances.

Nosalowy Dwór Residence

Furniture and spaces

 2014

Belvedere

Dedicated furniture

2014

Tolo

Paged Collection

2014

An innovative chair with the construction being a combination of bent elements and moulded plywood. Combining solid wood and plywood to ensure durable and stable structure of the chair is possible due to a unique technology developed in paged while working on this model. The unconventional solution allows for combining different kinds of wood, making every chair an original composition. The collection also includes a bar stool.

Sen

Paged Collection

2014

Extremely comfortable armchairs meeting the needs of modern restaurants and hotel lobbies. Their structure ensures comfort at a table even during long meetings. The design is reminiscent of the 1960’s and 1970s’ style with contemporary features, e.g. opening between the backrest and armrest.

Lubi

Paged Collection

2014

A combination of a frame and moulded plywood backrest makes the structure of the furniture extremely robust and does not require additional connection of the legs. The solution makes its form visually light. The typical features of Lubi include rounded forms of soft-shapedbackrests and internal edges of the legs. The legs of the bar stool are additionally connected with a metal footrest to increase the robustness of the structure.

K2

Paged Collection

2014

Eclectic combination of upholstered seat with plywood backrest and bent wood elements. The furniture is made of carefully selected materials with a subtle reference to the craftsmanship tradition of the highlands. The K2 family covers e.g. chairs, armchairs and bar stools with ergonomic backrests of different heights. A unique technology available in the plant in jasienica allows for connecting the legs by a wooden circle, which makes the construction durable and gives the furniture an exceptional look. The K2 family also includes poufs and coffee tables.

Dub

Paged Collection

2014

The family of Dub upholstered furniture was designed to meet the specific highrequirements of architects and interior designers. The unique structure of the seat and backrest is made of two overlapping moulded pieces of plywood. A soft upholstered backrest and seat with horizontal stitching make the internal part, while the external part is finished with veneer or textile fabric. Profiled armrests of solid wood demonstrate top-class furniture making skills.

K1

Moroso

2014

This stackable chair combines materials in an unconventional way. The slim structure comes in solid oak and plywood combination, while the comfortable backrest is stamped in metal. The front legs are diagonally connected to the back frame to provide the structure with superior strength. In result the chair’s overall presence is light and simple, while the side view is unique and dynamic. The handle detail on the bottom of the metal part and the way the backrest connects to the wooden frame give the chair well-considered and refined character.

Tapas

2014

New catering concept that encourages guests to interact, to share tastes and thoughts. It is a set of wooden food serving utensils to be passed from hand to hand around a party. Different profiles
of the pieces allow creative play with form and composition.

Museum of the History of Polish Jews

Furniture and spaces

2014

Table with lighting

Ikea PS

2014

FoodLab I

Siemens

2013

T-shirt and medal

35 Warsaw Marathon

2013

Design Pavilion

Heineken

2013

Boddie

Rearden

2013

Smartwatch that supports the user in various areas of life. It connects to the smartphone, downloads the latest notifications, rejects calls, takes photos remotely, tracks jogging trails or even controls multimedia presentations. Boddie is not just another gadget. In times when our lives are dominated by technology, the ability to detouch form the information overload is priceless. With Boddie it’s easy – you can turn it off by physically turning it around. With just one hand move all notifications stop coming and the phone stops ringing.

Dumbo

Moroso

2013

Dumbo is an armchair of friendly expression and strong personality. Its overall wooden construction stands in contrast to bent wood organic armrests that intertwine the backrest and the seat, while providing additional structure and support.

Bull

Moroso

2013

Bull is a bar stool of tool-like character and utility. Its durable and rigid two-legged metal structure is supported by the intersecting single element, acting as both footrest and the back legs. The cantilevered seat adds to its radical expression.

Educational space

Chopin Museum

2013

Dedicated furniture set for the educational space for children. Designed and produced by Studio Rygalik.

The Kitchen

2012

Collection of seemingly abstract objects. They resemble odd creatures but serve for specific purposes. In fact, it’s a cleverly designed system. The basic structure is always the same – a freestanding frame consisting of a ring supported on four legs. This is completed by set of different attachments that turn the frame into different functional objects.

Brasserie Warszawska

Dedicated furniture

2012

Wall In

Profim

2012

Wall In is a modular seating system characterized by simple geometric forms, suitable for spacious and modern interiors such as halls of public buildings and receptions. The collection has been developed to offer a highly versatile mobile sitting configurations, easily rearranged and adjustable. The family comprises poufs, armchairs, tables and linking units (30 and 60 degrees) completed with partition walls upholstered with structural fabric. The wall fulfills a separating function marking out a space perfect for a private conversation. Legs finished off with esthetic, chromed plates are the eye-catching elements of the furniture.

Seven

Profim

2012

Seven is made from durable steel and available in several joyful colors. The contrasting coat hooks are mounting elements at the same time. Steel tubes intersect with well selected angles while precisely connecting corresponding sections.

Hover

Profim

2012

The seat supported on a light frame, gives the impression of being suspended in the air. Looking at the chair, it appears to be very subtle and delicate but in use it provides a feeling of stability and solidity to the sitter. Hover fuses original style and hi-tech solutions. High quality moulded foam provides precision and comfort. The system consists of an armchair, two or three seater-sofa and coffee tables in different sizes.

Medioteka

Zachęta

2012 

Alewino

Dedicated furniture

2012

Levit

Comforty

2012

The light, comfortable Levit sofa hovers above the ground by means of a discreet, modern, metal frame. The elevated upholstered rectangular segments form an architectural block which contrasts with the softness of cushions uniquely finished on the edges. They provide comfort and create an informal composition of the backrest. The Levit sofa is developed for private, hotel and office interiors. It presents itself well from every angle as object suspended in space. Additional benefit of this concept is easy floor cleaning.

Collins

Comforty

2011

Collins combines timeless tradition with modern soft, organic lines. Its slim profile ensures that despite the expansiveness, the furniture doesn’t dominate the space but complements it beautifully. The arc at the base makes the series unique and gives it a sophisticated look. Depending on the colour of the upholstery and the shade of the wooden base, Collins can take on different characters and match various interiors, both public and domestic.

Club

Comforty

2012

A combination of the typical features of a bar stool with high performance comfort and convenience – a lightweight bar seat which takes the form of a comfortable armchair mounted on high wooden frame made of solid oak. Its unpretentious style allows it to easily fit into a variety of domestic interiors and public spaces. The crossbar on the base serves as a footrest and is secured by a steel slat to increase its durability under heavy use.

Chopin at his most indecisive

Muzeum Fryderyka Chopina

2012

Exhibition design.

Rubber Grip

Heineken

2013

Miniatures Collection

Vitra Design Museum

2011

Spool cabinet

Przemiany Festival, Copernicus Science Centre

 2012

Designed by Gosia Rygalik as part of the ‘6×6′ project where designers were paired up with local craftsmen. The cabinet was created as a response to the need of a very busy dressmaker and a result of a dialogue between the designer and the user. Designed in every detail and built to last, filled up with colourful spools the cabinet should become essential for the visual identity of the dressmaker’s workshop and an important tool in her everyday work. The cabinet with spools resembling a pixelated low-res screen came as an inspiration to create an abstract stop motion animation.

Xily

2010

Moomin Valley

Pfleiderer

2011

Baguette Tables

Vienna Design Week

2011

Food thrown away in Vienna could feed half of the population of Graz. The project’s aim was to start a discussion about food waste. It was also to show that the materials to build from are all around us. The tables were made from stale baguettes that were supposed to be thrown away. These bread structures were part of a “bread experience” created by Gosia and Tomek Rygalik at the Vienna Design Week Laboratory, where people were surrounded by bread eating bread dishes from bread tables.

Mediatheque

Pfleiderer, BOZAR

2011

Bench

Pure Art

2011

This peculiar bench was built by Gosia and Tomek Rygalik in the process of “conversation” with parts found in the abandoned farm near Dłużew in central Poland. It is meant for individual outdoor use with your favourite drink or cigarette at hand, while contemplating nature.

Gnu

Comforty

2011

Gnu is a comfortable, upholstered chair with a light wooden construction and unique silhouette. The padded seat and the characteristic rounded shape of the backrest provide exceptional comfort. The sophisticated way of connecting upholstered elements with the wooden structure makes this an innovative and distinctive piece of furniture that fits perfectly in the refined contemporary interior.

Zulu

Comforty

2011

The soft curves and surfaces give Zulu a welcoming and casual feel. Zulu is a family of very soft, ultra-light and comfortable seats. It also includes a puff to create a versatile, complete solution for a number of configurations. The structure is achieved through an innovative technique combining foams of different characteristics and densities. The backrest provides advanced flexibility to dynamically adjust to the body position while in use.

Xylo

Comforty

2011

The essence of this design task was to find a new and timeless form for the table so that it could be combined with different types of furniture in a variety of situations. The table’s individual character is embodied in its unique structure devoid of excessive decoration. Combination of modern structure with traditional craft. The wood used for production invests the tables with elegance, while the execution is of the highest quality.

Standard

Comforty

2011

Standard is a versatile system of tables of different heights, shapes and tabletop formats. This is a family of products which always gives the right answer, whenever you need a table. It’s neutral in expression and so combines well with a variety of furniture and interiors as a functional and aesthetic complement. The range includes an unlimited selection of foot colours and a wide variety of tabletop finishes.

Solid.NY

Comforty

2011

The form has been dictated by its function as a useful and executive piece of furniture. The materials used and the austere structure express the character of the people who use this table. The table’s simple and modest architecture brings to mind severe megalithic structures. It is honest and true, without any bizarre effects or unnecessary decorations. The value and expressive power of the object depends on the materials. When they are used consciously, following the architectonic logic of design, they determine its quality and stateliness. The concrete blocks that serve as table legs and provide its foundation are cast from special concrete that doesn’t emit dust. Solid frames made of high-grade stainless steel provide a stable structure. The table is covered with a massive top made of natural veneered and varnished wood.

Soft

Comforty

2011

This cosy sofa brings warmth to any interior and provides a friendly place to rest. This is a surprisingly simple solution – the wooden structure is a special box in which soft shaped cushions are placed. Embracing the user, they allow to freely position the body, and always feel completely comfortable. The additional cushions in contrasting colours and fabrics give the vibrant accent.

Opera

Comforty

2011

Opera is a compact, lightweight armchair. Its modern form was designed to refer to the historic and richly detailed interiors of the Grand Theatre–National Opera in Warsaw. The precise assembly and finish brings out the elegance and timelessness of wood. Its padded seat and extended sideways support for the back and shoulders provide optimal comfort with flexible use. Opera presents itself very well in the company of Gnu chairs and the collection of Xylo tables, which are related in many significant details. It works in both traditional and modern interiors, in public spaces and at home.

Nobel

Comforty

2011

The Nobel range is exceptional for its non-standard proportions, and the deep seat ensures extraordinary comfort. The piece embraces the user, offering a sense of safety and creating a cosy place for peaceful rest. Soft leather cushions ensure ergonomic support adjusted to the human body. An additional feature is the functional leather pocket hanging over the elbow rest. It’s great for keeping a book, a magazine, or a laptop.

Moris

Comforty

2011

Moris is a functional armchair with a wide range of options. Its winning advantages are its compact size, its comfort and its timeless, lightweight form. Depending on the cover fabric, leather and colours, Moris can be either a discrete complement to leisure furniture or the protagonist in an interior. The universal nature of the chair means it’s ideal both in domestic interiors and public areas, standing alone, or in a group or suite, for example, together with the Standard table from the Comforty collection. With a view to the contract market, Moris is offered in approved fabrics and extremely durable eco leathers. Moris’ greatest asset is its steel foot, which allows you to smoothly swivel the armchair through 360 degrees and has a memory return.

Lol

Comforty

2011

With the Lol sofa, the unfolding bed is not a compromise solution. It has been designed so that both its functions – as a place to sit and a bed – are perfectly balanced and equally important. The major asset of this project is the simple unconventional way it transforms this light sofa into a spacious bed.

Czesław

Comforty

2011

Light, elegant, compact armchairs and sofas originally created for the Polish presidency in the EU 2011. The construction is upholstered in wool with just one piece of fabric with seams and quilts emphasizing its characteristic shape. Little, stable base shows up the lightness of the form and the armrests integrated with the back circumvent the user with the all-embracing feeling of comfort.

T40

Comforty

2011

The table’s structure is a very important element. The legs and supports are made of square metal section fragments. They are cut and parted, making the frame extremely cohesive. The arrangement of the supports suggests the system of branches in the crown of a tree. Organic references, geometric frame sections, and the combination of metal and natural wood used for the top finish create an interesting balance between nature and modernity. T40 tables are available in two sizes and feature a top height regulating mechanism.

Daybed

Comforty

2011

Daybed adapts to the user’s needs- it allows to relax comfortably at anytime. Various configurations enable to change the function, complete unfolding transforms the chair into a full-size bed.

Workshop

Pfleiderer

2011

Common Table

Bistro Charlotte

2011

Big wooden table for the bakery bistro Charlotte Bread & Wine in Warsaw with an every day ritual – the tabletop is lifted and the chairs are replaced with tall stools to change the atmosphere of the space in the evening.

Polish presidency of the EU Council

Dedicated furniture

2011

Chopin

Comforty

2011

The strong gesture gives the form a unique design expression, where simplicity is topped with asymmetry. On the functional side it is a three-in-one – a sofa that can be split into an armchair and a chaise lounge. It can be also used as a system – giving opportunity for creating a variety of configurations and arrangements. The chaise lounge geometry recalls historic typologies in a unique contemporary way, while small armchairs can form groupings in a public space.

Chillout zone

Egurrola Dance Studio

2010

Genotyp

Comforty

2010

Genotype is the set of all genes, conditioning characteristics of the organism. In design this refers to inheritance of material and functional features by the object. The lamps adopt the most important attributes from Corian (termobending, seamless connection, translucency) as well as from the archetype of traditional lamp. Simplicity of the form presents the innovative use of material, which spreads the light easily. Different sizes of lamps allow to illuminate various spaces and various situations.

Absolut Space

Absolut

2009

Rooted Design for Routed Living

2009 – 2011

Garden furniture

2009, 2012

Studio and Kitchen

Centre of Contemporary Art in Toruń

2009 

Basin study

Ideal Standard

2008

Termo

Noti

2008

Entirely new seating concept designed for public and private interiors. The collection uniqueness lies in the possibility of assembling various soft elements of the system – like blocks – into the hard open shell positioned on the ground. The variety of seat, puff and table combinations can be achieved within one product, but can also work well as a separate element of a grouping. This gives the architects and users a wide scope of possibilities to create limitless compositions of 1-, 2- or 3-module furniture.

Lemming

Iker

2007

Hidden

Iker

2005

Net

Moroso

2007

Tennis

Moroso

2008

Matchbox

Heals

2006 

Raw

Moroso

2006

Inverted

Bombay Sapphire Martini Glass Competition

2006

Winner, design: Tomek Rygalik, Jorre van Ast.

Semi

2005

BreakFast

Rosenthal

2004

Design: Tomek Rygalik, Julien Buisson

Skiff

2004

MC3

Kodak

2000

Design: Tomek Rygalik, Kodak Team