Woodeco has become a partner of the lectures in the A&B Academy program organized by Architecture&Business magazine. The company wants to realistically support the education of future architects and actively participate in creating a space for the professional development of the young generation of designers.
Already on June 4 at the Gdansk University of Technology, and a day later, on June 5 at the Warsaw University of Technology, there will be original lectures as part of the "A&B Academy" program organized by Architektura & Biznes magazine. The main topic of this year's edition is "The way to the profession", specially at the request of the participants the event will be conducted by one of the most respected Polish architects - Robert Konieczny. The event has also gained a prestigious partner - Woodeco, a company that consistently supports the development of young talent in the design and academic community.
We want to be close to students of architecture and interior design, presenting them with modern materials, tools for design work and inspiration that they can use in their future careers. We are where ideas are born and tastes and design decisions are formed," says Iga Kattner, Trade Marketing Manager at Woodeco.
Mood Stories decors - Mid Century
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Design with the future in mind
For Woodeco, cooperation with universities is a permanent part of its strategy. During lectures held at universities, the company presents its latest product offerings and the Mood Stories 2025-2028 collection. This is a collection created with design convenience in mind - intuitive, inspiring and as diverse as possible, which will allow young artists to find their own stylistic language and start building an authorial portfolio from the highest quality materials.
Mood Stories decors - Elegant Slim
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During the meetings, Woodeco specialists talk not only about decors and structures. They also share the creative process - how the mood of a collection is born, what inspires new designs and what the path from idea to finished product looks like. It is these conversations, the opportunity to ask questions and touch physical samples of the collection, that students often find extremely valuable.
For Woodeco, cooperation with universities also provides a space for dialogue. We can learn about the needs of future designers, we can see what moves them, what fascinates them and what they miss. We have the opportunity to show the technique of working with the materials we produce, demonstrate the process of creating decors, or explain the differences between structures. We want to be present at this important moment of their journey - when they decide what kind of architect or designer they want to become," adds Iga Kattner.
Mood Stories decors - Industrial
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Mood Stories - a collection for a new generation
The new release of Mood Stories is a set of more than 100 decors, each assigned to one of ten moods - from classic Mid Century to modern Urban Eclecticism. It's a flexible and open-ended tool - ideal for young artists who are still searching for their style and want to experiment with form. The decors are available on a variety of substrates: laminated boards, HPL laminates, or kitchen countertops, making them an attractive choice not only aesthetically, but also technically.
Mood Stories decors - Elegant Rich
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Woodeco believes that good design starts with good material - that's why it invites young architects into the world of Mood Stories.
Woodeco Ltd.
Woodeco is a recognized manufacturer of a wide range of wood-based panels, and the company's factories have been supplying its products continuously since 1977, being one of the foundations of the development and success of the Polish furniture industry. The company is headquartered in Wroclaw, and its three production facilities - 2 in Grajewo and 1 in Wieruszow - employ about 1,100 people. Woodeco is a provider of solutions based on wood-based materials for the furniture, construction and interior finishing industries. The company offers comprehensive services to furniture companies, carpentry shops, architects and designers, as well as companies in the construction industry. On the Polish market, the company's products are available, among others, in the Woodeco Partner network, in selected DIY chains or in building materials distribution outlets. The company offers a wide range of products in line with the latest trends in the design, construction, finishing and furnishing of both private and public buildings.
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