Are you looking for the perfect gift? Christmas is fast approaching so take the opportunity this weekend, 10-11 December, to visit the biggest edition of this year’s iconic Nice Things Fair. The EXPO XXI hall will turn into a huge gift factory, bringing together 270 fantastic brands and designers, including more than 60 exhibiting for the first time. The Nice Things Fair will always present 12 themed zones: furniture, ceramics, posters, wellness and eco, textiles, child, plants, lamps, accessories, vintage, jewellery and deli. So there is sure to be something for everyone. To make it easier for you, we have prepared a short, subjective selection of the brands that caught our eye.
ÅOOMI
This delightful ceramic is the work of ÅOOMI, a design studio dedicated to homeware. Using local materials and references to the natural Polish landscape characterises the brand’s products.
Bartosz Kosowski
Bartosz Kosowski is an illustrator who has won numerous international prizes and awards. He deals mainly with posters, portraits and editorial illustrations. You may be familiar with his work from Netflix, HBO or Disney!
Släppa
Släppa is the first Polish cleaning product in the form of effervescent tablets. It is a way to clean without plastic and promote values such as responsibility, shared care for the planet, mutual respect, inclusivity and sustainability.
THŁO
THŁO is a brand producing mirrors and modern lighting for interiors. Inspired by the art of Wojciech Fangor and Mark Rothko, the designers take a broader look at the light, its movement and intensity, using simple forms to achieve an optical illusion effect.
NOMAD ceramics
Nomad ceramics are products that create a unique atmosphere of harmony with nature, which is the project’s theme. In addition, the clay from which the designer creates brings the experience of traditional craftsmanship closer, giving a taste of slow living.
CZTERY SZPAKI
CZTERY SZPAKI is a Polish natural cosmetics brand characterised by well-thought-out but unadulterated and effective compositions. Cosmetics are also as universal as possible, the vast majority of them vegan and always friendly to people, animals and the environment.
