Balma is a Polish contract furniture manufacturer that combines engineering, design and a responsible approach to design. The brand's collections are created with architects in mind: they have a clear logic of systems, wide possibilities of configuration and finishes, and work well in office projects, HoReCa and public spaces.
Hey bench collection, design: Maja Ganszyniec Studio, photo: Weronika Trojanowska
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HEJ
Modular benches for modern, flexible interiors. Inspired by the idea of an informal greeting, they encourage interaction, building an atmosphere of freedom. Visual lightness, subtle asymmetry and ergonomic proportions make it possible to design lobbies, coworking and relaxation areas - from compact sets to elaborate layouts. Auxiliary countertops or light walls that organize zones increase functionality without losing simplicity.
Litt armchair, design: Maja Ganszyniec Studio, photo: Weronika Trojanowska
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LITT
An armchair with a sculptural form, inspired by a sheet of paper. Three "folds" build a solid with a distinct but balanced silhouette, while the soft seat contrasts with the architectural base. The variant on legs or on a swivel base (also with wooden overlays) will work well in reception areas, hotel lobbies and cafes, where the furniture is to be both comfortable and decorative.
Fiori tables, design: Maja Ganszyniec Studio
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FIORI
Tables and tables where geometry meets nature. Tops in the form of a circle, square or flower motif facilitate the creation of friendly layouts for HoReCa and office meeting areas. From high bar tables to low coffee tables, the collection allows you to build different scenarios of use, while the choice of materials and colors supports the coherence of the entire interior. Practical under-top hangers increase usability and convenience.
Pinot chairs, design: Maja Ganszyniec Studio, photo: Weronika Trojanowska
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PINOT
Lightweight chairs and hockers that combine aesthetics with comfort. Fluid lines, give the impression of harmony and "drawing" suspended in space. Various seat and armrest variations make it easy to fit into restaurant tables, eat&meet areas and office kitchens. The tilted back legs protect the walls, and the crossbar behind the backrest makes it easy to rearrange.
MINIMUS
A minimalist base for designing work and meeting spaces. Tables and desks in a variety of formats and base variants allow you to build both single workstations and larger layouts - including for collaborative work. It's a neutral background for architecture and detailing that supports ergonomics, order and efficient use of space.
Qore cabinets, design: Piotr Kuchcinski
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QORE
A modular storage system designed as the organizational core of an office. As the core is the foundation of the structure, so Qore organizes the space, integrating function, ergonomics and aesthetics. The minimalist form and flexible configuration allow for the creation of individual pieces of furniture as well as elaborate sets - from offices to open space. Juxtaposed with the rest of Balma's collections, Qore closes the design: from the first "Hey" in the entrance zone to the clear organization of the back room.
Visit balma.co.uk, gain access to 3D models of products and textures, as well as an intuitive configurator to create solutions written into your vision.
For more information, visit the company's BALMA SA Fabryka Mebli page on the A&B portal.
