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Flaner

Flaner

Outdoor functionality

Outdoor furniture designed by Maria Jeglińska-Adamczewska

Complete functionality

The Flaner collection consists of furniture with complementary functions: chairs, benches, tables, café and coffee tables. This makes it possible to create coherent and fully functional areas for relaxing and meeting outdoors.

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Durable finishes

The furniture is made of galvanised steel coated with powder paint suitable for outdoor use, which makes it resistant to various weather conditions. As a result, the collection will last for years, even where its users change frequently. Flaner is the perfect choice for café, bar and restaurant gardens or terraces.

Organic details

The curved legs of the chairs, benches and tables in the collection resemble branches. The contrasting surfaces of the tabletops, backs and seats have been treated like the surfaces of leaves. In this way, the economical design of the furniture harmonises with the urban space and plants that will surround it.

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Modern forms

A distinctive feature of the Flaner collection are the curved legs, common to all the seats and tables in the family. This unusual detail makes the typology of metal urban and outdoor furniture more contemporary, while enlivening the modest design. Maria Jeglińska-Adamczewska, designer of the Flaner family, wanted to create a collection with a distinctive, instantly recognisable design. Equally important was that the purpose of the furniture should be intuitively understood by the users.

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Maria Jeglińska-Adamczewska

Maria Jeglińska-Adamczewska

Maria Jeglińska-Adamczewska was born in in Fointainebleau, France, in 1983. In 2007, she graduated from the prestigious ECAL’s industrial design course in Lausanne, and was awarded a scholarship from the IKEA foundation. She has worked in recognised design studios, e.g. for Konstantin Grcic, Alexander Taylor and Galerie kreo. In 2012, she established her own studio – Office for Design & Research. The studio focuses on industrial design (furniture, lighting, functional objects), research projects and exhibitions. Her clients include amongst other: Ligne Roset, Kvadrat, Plato, Trame, Vitra, Hermès, St. Etienne Design Biennale, London Design Festival, Instytut Adama Mickiewicza, Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej in Warsaw. Her work has participated in numerous Polish and international exhibitions, e.g.: Design Museum, Centre Pompidou Metz, Villa Noailles, The Aram gallery and Triennale di Milano. In 2012, Maria curated the “Punkty Widzenia / Punkty Siedzenia” (“Ways of Seeing/Sitting”) exhibition at the Łódź Design Festival. In 2016, she was the co-curator and designer of the Polish Pavilion at the London Design Biennale. Between 2018 and 2020, she worked as the creative director of the ARENA DESIGN fair in Poznań, Poland. Selected exhibitions: “Connected”, Design Museum, Londyn, 2020 “Social Seating”, Fiskars Village Biennale, 2019 “Between Area and Space”, 28th International Biennal of Graphic Design Brno, 2018 “Typecasting” by Vitra, Milano Design Week, 2018 “Is Coral a colour?”, Superstudio, Prague, 2018 “Arrêt sur image”, Design Parade, Villa Noailles, 2017 “Cadavre Exquis: an Anatomy of Utopia”, London Design Biennale, 2016 “Future Stars?”, Aram Gallery, London , 2014 “La Ville Mobile”, St Etienne Design Biennale, 2010
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