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Paweł Grunert's sculptural wicker furniture blurs craft, design, and architecture

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thomai tsimpou I designboom

3d ago· 8 min readenNews

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The article profiles Polish designer Paweł Grunert, who pioneered a unique approach to furniture design by transforming wicker, roots, branches, and steel into sculptural, story-driven pieces. Working from a barn studio outside Warsaw, Grunert created chairs, thrones, and organic forms that blur the boundaries between craft, design, and architecture. His legacy is celebrated in the exhibition "After I'm Gone, I'll Return in the Form of a Chair" at Warsaw's OBJEKT gallery, showcasing his visionary work that predated the global collectible design movement.

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Long before collectible design became a global category, Paweł Grunert was building his own universe from wicker, roots, branches, steel, and imagination.
Working from a barn studio outside Warsaw, the Polish designer developed a special body of work, creating chairs, thrones, and sculptural forms, thinking about furniture as a vehicle to tell a story and experiment with space.
After I'm Gone, I'll Return in the Form of a Chair, an exhibition at Warsaw's OBJEKT gallery that brings together historical works
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polish designer paweł grunert transformed wicker into sculptural furniture that blurs the boundaries between craft, design, and architecture.

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