Komserwis is a company that combines many years of tradition in the production of small architecture with modern designs, top-quality materials, vivid colors and attention to the comfort of users. Our multidisciplinary team consists of, among others, designers and constructors, sales specialists and experienced production workers, who produce Komserwis city furniture with attention to every detail.
Mondu, designed by Marta Dworak
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FORM
The form of a product determines not only its appearance, but also how we use it. At Komserwis, we design our furniture with functionality but also multifunctionality in mind. This is how the Mondu collection of urban seats was created. Their large size allows them to be used comfortably by individuals and groups. You can sit on them, you can lie down. Mondu seats are perfect for spaces such as playgrounds or squares, as shown by the example of Jelenia Góra's Osiedle Sudecka 97. In the same place you will also find the round bench Helio.
Helio, designed by Marta Dworak
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MATERIAL
What materials are used in the production of urban furniture is very important for their subsequent use. Therefore, in our products we carefully select them at the earliest stage of design. The correct choice of materials is a guarantee of quality throughout the life of the product. We also offer various options to choose from, depending on the needs of our customers. In the case of the modular seating Hexie and Fin by the Podgórze Cultural Center - Ruczaj Center in Krakow, we used exotic wood. It will age beautifully and withstand many years of use.
Hexie, designed by Andrzej Klisz
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COLOR
The use of non-standard colors in urban furniture allows for an interesting visual effect and gives a given public space uniqueness. At the TAMA library in Brzeg Dolny, our Fin seats and Inntal baskets were planned as part of an educational path about the Oder River. The blues and greens of the steel elements and the gray of the concrete correspond perfectly with our associations about rivers. The unconventional color scheme fits much better here than the classic graphites and blacks.
Fin, designed by Andrzej Klisz, Inntal, designed by Aneta Bolisęga
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In changing cities, it is worth betting on small architecture that is aesthetically pleasing, functional and responds to the needs of residents. We invite you to contact our consultants.
For more information, visit the company's page KOMSERWIS Sp. z o.o. on the A&B portal.
