Polish furniture you will remember

Production is moved from Żywiec to a much larger facility in Łodygowice. The new space allows for expansion. production facilities and focus the most important stages of furniture creation in one place. This is an important step in the company's development and increasing its production capabilities. Łodygowice remains the heart of nobonobo production to this day.

Tomek Rygalik takes over as artistic director of nobonobo. He begins work on the brand's new design direction and the first original collections. Collaborating with one of the most recognizable Polish designers becomes an important step in building nobonobo's identity. Design is increasingly taking a central place in brand development.

Inspirium turns into nobonobo. Along with the new name, a logo and a new visual identification are being created, and the brand begins the next stage of its development. The rebranding highlights the shift in ambition from a furniture manufacturer to a brand increasingly focused on original design. This is the moment when nobonobo begins to build its contemporary, original character.

Premiere of the first collections designed by Tomek Rygalik for Nobonobo: Wadi, Raksa, Tupak, Nato i Oh. Projects connect expressive design language, but each brings its own unique character to the collection. This launch marks a new direction for product development and opens the brand to increasingly broader collaborations with designers. In the coming years, nobonobo will be joined by creators from Poland and around the world.

Collection Wadi Tomek Rygalik's project receives the title must-have 2020 awarded as part of the Łódź Design Festival. The distinction comes just a few weeks after the project's official premiere. Wadi becomes one of the first models symbolizing the new direction of nobonobo. This is also the beginning of a series of awards that the brand's projects have won in subsequent years.

nobonobo is increasingly open to cooperation with designers from Poland and around the world. The collection is being expanded with designs from creators with diverse experiences, aesthetics, and ways of thinking about furniture. This diversity becomes one of the building blocks of the brand's language. nobonobo begins to consistently develop a collection based not on a single style, but on expressive, original design.

The nobonobo collection includes a table Roots designed by Portuguese designer Nelson de Araújo. Its distinctive base and organic form, inspired by nature, give the design a strong, sculptural presence. Roots is quickly becoming one of the brand's most recognizable projects. Two years later it will bring nobonobo its first distinction ICONIC AWARDS.

Sofa Margo project Nelson de Araújo receives the title must-have 2022. The Łódź Design Festival jury appreciates a design that combines a minimalist shape with soft lines and a distinctive wooden base. This is another important distinction for the project created in collaboration between nobonobo and an international designer. Margo has a permanent place in the brand's collection.

Sofa Maxxo project Juanny Barcelò Borges goes to the final Archiproducts Design Awards 2022, receiving the Longlisted distinction. The project is noticed in one of the important international competitions dedicated to architecture and design. This is another step in building nobonobo's presence outside of Poland. The brand is increasingly appearing in international design contexts.

Table Roots project Nelson de Araújo receives ICONIC AWARDS 2023. International distinction awarded by the German Design Council recognizes projects in the areas of architecture, interiors, and design. For nobonobo, this is the first ICONIC AWARDS in the brand's history. Roots thus confirms its position as one of the most distinctive designs of the collection.

Two Nobonobo projects, Fulu armchair and Roots table, receive the title must-have 2023.

Fulu also makes it onto the Archiproducts Design Awards Longlist. Subsequent awards demonstrate the growing presence of nobonobo designs on both the Polish and international design scenes.

In Warsaw, at Józefa Piusa Dziekońskiego Street 1, a new store is opening. the first original showroom of nobonobo and Miloni. A space is created that allows for the presentation collections in extensive arrangements and show wide possibilities of furniture personalization.

The showroom also becomes a meeting place with architects, designers and brand partners. This is the beginning of the development of nobonobo's own spaces.

Tables Flesia project Chris Stanfel they receive ICONIC AWARDS 2024. The certificate is received during Salone del Mobile in Milan, one of the most important events in world design. This is the second ICONIC AWARDS distinction for the nobonobo project, following the Roots table which won the award a year earlier.

Armchair Parfait project Greg McKinley stays finalist ELLE DECO International Design Awards – EDIDA 2024. The distinctive, sculptural form of the project is gaining recognition in the international design community. It is one of the most important distinctions for nobonobo's image and announcement of further successes of Parfait.

nobonobo opens factory Showroom at Manufaktura Grossa in Bielsko-Biała, at Księdza Stanisława Stojałowskiego 63 Street, in the historic complex of a former vodka and liqueur factory. The showroom is being built in a former barrel factory, where industrial architecture creates a backdrop for contemporary design. The new space is used not only to present the collection, but also for meetings with architects, designers and brand events.

Armchair Parfait project Greg McKinley receives ICONIC AWARDS 2025. This third distinction in this international competition for the nobonobo project after Roots in 2023 and Flesia in 2024.

Parfait, previously recognized as a finalist of EDIDA 2024, becomes one of the brand's most successful projects.

Thus, nobonobo already has three ICONIC AWARDS.

Kaza Design celebrates its 15th anniversary. The anniversary is an opportunity to look back at from a small production company to a brand collaborating with designers from Poland and around the world. Over the past fifteen years, the collections, scale of production, and locations where nobonobo is present have changed. The focus on quality, design and production in Poland remains unchanged.

On the occasion 25th anniversary of ELLE Decoration Polska Armchair Fullu project David Girelli appears on the magazine's anniversary cover. Artist Kasia Kmita creates it in the traditional technique of codra, in the form of a colorful paper cutout, placing Fulu next to selected icons of contemporary Polish design. Among them were designs by Oskar Zięta, Malwina Konopacka, and Pani Jurek. Fulu's presence on this list is a special distinction for nobonobo.

Armchair Parfait project Greg McKinley gains European Product Design Award 2025 in the Home / Home Furniture: Living Room category. This is another international distinction for the project, which was previously a finalist in the EDIDA 2024 and also received the ICONIC AWARDS in 2025. The European Product Design Award gala will take place in October 2026 in Venice.

nobonobo opens another factory showroom, this time in a modernist villa in Kamienna Góra in Gdynia at 44 Henryka Sienkiewicza Street. Surrounded by a garden The space, located close to the sea, allows you to present collections in an intimate, more homely atmosphere. Brands meet in one place nobonobo, Miloni i Oakcent, creating a shared space for Polish design. Gdynia is becoming another important point on the brand's own showroom map.