A new dimension of comfort - Bizzarto launches

Here they are - the Bizzarto brand's offer includes further premieres by Grynasz Studio and Krystian Kowalski. These are brand new collections, as well as new models in well-known and valued lines. They all have something very important in common - they will make the relaxation area more comfortable and more elegant. Together, they encourage you to feel even more comfortable in your own home every day of the new year.

Bizzarto's cooperation with the most talented Polish designers brings excellent results. They are marked by successive prestigious awards - both domestically and internationally. But the greatest distinction remains the sympathy of the recipients. It is, after all, with them in mind that the designers are constantly looking for new forms for both comfort and beauty in a modern, but timeless way.

The harmony of function and form, which is already apparent at first glance, has in the background the great commitment of all the creators - from the designers to the craftsmen, true masters of the craft. We are talking about carpenters, joiners and upholsterers, who materialise the design idea into a three-dimensional reality with their own hands. The fourth dimension - time - already belongs to the user. These will be hours of quiet relaxation, cordial encounters, inspiring conversations and blissful dreams. Bizzarto's new furniture is uniquely conducive to them.

Armchair, chaise longue and footstool Loop by Krystian Kowalski

These pieces of furniture were created to provide the user with the highest level of comfort. And even before you take a seat in them, they captivate with their appearance. Collection Loop attracts the eye with its sculptural form. This is no coincidence, this talented designer likes to start from purely aesthetic spatial forms, which he then translates into the language of functionality.

The shapes of the armchair, chaise longue and footstool combine seemingly distant motifs: minimalist simplicity, graphic clarity and organic softness of shapes. Thus, the furniture designed by Krystian Kowalski will perfectly fit into interiors of very different styles. The solid wood construction (a masterpiece of carpentry craftsmanship) is available in light oak, walnut or black, while the upholstery is available in a myriad of textures and colours, from soft to energetic.

La Roche upholstered furniture collection by Grynasz Studio

A study in comfort - this is how the designers from Grynasz Studio described their work. They created a collection of modular furniture with varied, interesting shapes. This is an incentive to create truly unusual, imaginative arrangements. The adjustable backrests in the form of huge, extremely soft cushions with feather filling also add to the charm. From the overall outline down to the smallest detail, this furniture conveys a sense of comfort, security and tranquillity.

As the name suggests, the designers here have entered into a creative dialogue with the iconic villa 'La Roche', built in 1923 in Paris by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret with additions by the illustrious Charlotte Perriand. From there they took the utmost sophistication of simplicity, the dialogue of planes and curves, the play of chiaroscuro. They have incorporated all this into the design of modern furniture, which will create a completely unique relaxation area in spaces of any size and shape.

Sofas in the Bofia Grynasz Studio furniture family

Multivariant seats Bofii have won the hearts of both design critics and lovers of beautiful interiors. This is why the family of this furniture has expanded to include two- and three-seater sofas. They have wider or narrower armrests and backrests to choose from - just like the bestselling armchairs.

The circular shape of the seats is also reflected in the form of a unique sofa variant with a gentle curve. This model, which embraces the seated people with particular gentleness, also allows them to see each other better. It can also be used to give the living room a particularly cosy feel or to precisely match the furniture composition to a particular interior layout.