VZOR aims at creating a collection based on the icons of Polish mid-century furniture which in the future shall include designs of prominent contemporary creators.

The brand concept represents a coherent model of industrialization of the Polish valuable and timeless historic designs that have not been marketed due to political and socio-economic reasons.

The brand debuted in June 2012, introducing into the market the iconic Roman Modzelewski armchair (RM58).

Year 2016 marks a breakthrough for development of our brand. The first three years of the company’s operations were devoted to perfecting the production process of three material and technological variants of the RM58 armchair and testing the pre-production versions of other armchairs from the Roman Modzelewski collection.

The experience gained allowed to launch design and implementation work in 2015 to prepare for serial production of the remaining armchairs from the collection, namely RM56 and RM57, and of an upholstered version of RM58, designed from scratch.

The presentation of the complete Roman Modzelewski collection crowns this stage of the company development and marks the beginning of a new, full-fledged development of the Vzór brand.

“What used to be reserved for a few sophisticated global brands with a long tradition, like Classicon or Vitra, has unexpectedly become feasible on our /Polish/ home ground (…) The seemingly impossible task of finding a balance between rigorous fidelity to the original piece and the criteria for creating a genuinely contemporary, noble product, has been successfully achieved.”
Tomek Rygalik, designer, professor of the Warsaw Academy of Art