Dynamic and developing, are some of the words used to describe the Nowy Styl Group. Founded by the Krzanowski brothers, the brand has grown and expanded across countries, establishing quite a name for themselves. We are proud to welcome them on board Love That Design.
The Nowy Styl Group was founded by brothers Adam and Jerzy Krzanowski in the 1990s. Both individuals were working in very different industries at the time, but in doing so, they gained the necessary knowledge and skills to establish their own business. In 1992, they established a chair manufacturing company, and the first chair, branded ‘Nowy Styl’, was made in Kronso, Poland. The rest, as they say, is history.
This quality is showcased in every product they manufacture. Nowy Styl has a number of notches under their belt, such as equipping office buildings, like DS Smith, Honeywell, Deloitte and ABB. They have also worked with cultural institutions, such as the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra in Katowice, and the Opera in Munich, as well as stadiums in Poland and France where the European Football Championships were held in 2012 and 2016. This impressive list goes on. Fans of the Football World Cup in Qatar, in six out of seven stadiums now under construction for the event, will also be seated on Nowy Styl seats.
“In Dubai, we are getting ready for our renovated showroom, with a fantastic layout,” says Emilia Bielemuk, Marketing Manager. The brand’s hotel furniture brand, STYLIS Hotel Solutions, is headquartered in the region and therefore the renovation will also feature an experiential space for trying out the products.
“This year, Nowy Styl Group has several new products lined up, the first of which will be revealed in April,” says Michal.
The brand understands the importance of sustainability and the crucial role it plays, not just for the company, but also the community as a whole. In 2012, the company joined the UN Global Compact initiative, which sets international standards for business responsibility. The brand is committed to following the 10 rules concerning human rights, labour standards, protection of the natural environment and anti-corruption, as well as striving for continuous development in these areas.
