A 22-square-metre bedroom in Szczecin showcases oak furniture and carefully worked joinery details by Loft Kolasiński. The room was photographed by Karolina Bąk.
An oak furniture collection
Loft Kolasiński’s design covered the furniture and lighting for the bedroom. It includes a chaise longue and bed from the Public Project collection of 2015, Brazilian Punk lamps from 2020, and tables, a chest of drawers and a wardrobe designed specifically for the room. All the furniture is made from oak.
The Public Project collection grew out of Loft Kolasiński’s interest in natural wood and considered joinery details. Every piece is made from oil-finished oak, handcrafted locally in Szczecin in collaboration with carpenters who use traditional techniques. The project brings together several years of work between the studio and three local craftspeople.
Their close understanding is evident in the furniture made to Loft Kolasiński’s designs. The studio’s collaborators include Woodeffect, Marcin Wyszecki, Woodmaker and Patryk Bieg. The studio also continues to work with Zbigniew Dzitkowski Stolarstwo. Deca, a company specialising in upholstery and decorative interior fabrics, also contributed to the project.
Demanding joinery
Making most of the furniture for the bedroom presented a considerable challenge for the carpenters. The designs were demanding and complex to execute. Smooth surfaces and meticulous detailing are immediately apparent, while the pieces have a stately presence that draws attention to their craftsmanship. Their simplicity expresses a respect for traditional techniques and natural materials.
“It is very rare for us to furnish a room entirely with Loft Kolasiński furniture, as we have done here. This was the clients’ decision, and we thank them for their trust and patience,” say the designers.
About Loft Kolasiński
Loft Kolasiński provides a full interior design service for private and public spaces, alongside industrial design. The team designs and produces high-quality wooden furniture and furniture accessories for its interior projects. It also specialises in sourcing unusual vintage furniture, lighting, ceramics, prints and rugs.
When restoring furniture, the studio pays particular attention to preserving its original character. It continues to expand its network of craftspeople with specialist skills, allowing it to create individual interiors tailored to each client. Its commissions have often involved unusual properties, including conversions of industrial buildings, attics and old houses.
Products used in the project
- Public Project chaise longue and bed, 2015 – Loft Kolasiński
- Brazilian Punk lamps, 2020 – Loft Kolasiński
- Tables, chest of drawers and wardrobe – Loft Kolasiński
Like this oak-filled bedroom in Szczecin? Discover more projects and furniture by Loft Kolasiński and get in touch with the studio directly through its PLNDesign profile.
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