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Agata Pyzowska product design

bujak tapicerowanydiplomma work

Bujak tapicerowany gives the new face to a traditional rocking chair and explores the topic of emotion in design.

furniture collectionCollection inspired by the aesthetics of modernism.

safe bathroomSeries of lifetime bathroom furniture, dedicated to elderly and disabled people.

jet-skiConcept design.

Bujak tapicerowany gives a new face to the traditional rocking chair. The project was created to answer if emotion can be designed.

diplomma work

leading prof. Tomek Rygalik

bujak tapicerowany

bujak tapicerowany

While giving a fresh form to the traditional rocking chair, the warmth and coziness with which this object is associated is being kept. The rounded, organic shapes of the new armchair are friendly and evoke positive emotions. The chair is meant to serve for relaxation and its slight swinging movement has a calming effect.

Collection of living room furniture, inspired by the aesthetics of mo-dernism. Made in cooperation with furniture producer Paged.cooperation: Agata Hoffa

furniture collection

furniture collection

Modernistic architecture served us as an inspiration. We use simple blocks in dif-ferent configuration and different planes and play with light and shadow.

Inspiration

The TV cabinet not only has an unusual form, but is also very functional. Open box is a perfect place for electric de-vices such as DVD player or Xbox and two wide drawers have a lot of storage space.

TV cabinet

Closet consists of two parts - one with shelfes and the bigger one for hanging your clothes. There is also additional space for keeping shoes or other small things.

Closet

Commode has two drawers and two closets. Additional touch is an open box, which gives you some additional space or can serve as a display area.

Commode

Set of bathroom furniture, that ma-kes it possible for elderly to keep their independence.cooperation: Alex Fink

safe bathroom

safe bathroom

After conducting a big research on elderly needs, we decided to focus on bathrooms. It is a room where a lot of accidents take place and assistance would be needed, but at the same time it’s very important for people to have the ability to use it on their own.

Bathroom furniture designed for elderly people who want to stay independent and live on their own as long as possible.

Aesthetic, modern look.

Appropriate for small and average sized bathrooms.

Bathroom for a lifetime - products that are appropriate for everyone - easy to use, adjustable and safe.

The outer part of the sink and container (yellow part) is made of soft, but resistent foam which protects you in case of falling.

Turning on the water is made easier - it is enough to touch the top of the tap. There is one starting temperature and water flow strenght which you can change to avoid burning hands.

The sink height can be addjusted using electronical system. Steering is in a visible place on the left side of sink panel.

It is enough to push the drawer to open it. There is a place for all the cosmetics and drawers are quite small to avoid accidental dropping things from the shelf.

Laundry container can also serve as a sitting place, thanks to built in break and soft top.

Break to avoid moving the container accidentaly.

Inside of the container there are two compartments to help sorting dirty laundry. To open one of compartments it’s enough to push it with feet.

Container makes moving and putting laundry into washing machine easier. It’s enough to push the container in the direction of the washing machine, turn the dors of 90 degrees and push the bag.

Conceptual wave runner modelled in Rhinoceros 4 and render in Keyshot 3.

cooperation: Monika Grzesik

jet-ski concpet

jet-ski concpet

Proposition for redesign of Xtre-me houses book in order to make it clearer and easier to read and navigate.

cooperation: Melanie Raith Lea Zimmermann

book redesign

book redesign

Hand-made ceramic set, consisting of sugar bowl and milk jug.

coffee time

ceramic set

coffee time

Agata Pyzowska

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