Nobonobo
Nobonobo is a Polish upholstered furniture brand — based in Łodygowice (Silesia, southern Poland), founded around 2009/2010 by Tomasz Matejczyk and Monika Struska (Kaza Design sp. z o.o.). The company specialised from the outset in the manufacture of high-quality upholstered furniture, primarily sofas. 2019: Tomek Rygalik — a Warsaw- and New York-trained and internationally recognised Polish designer — assumed the role of Artistic Director. Under Rygalik the programme expanded to include armchairs, chairs and tables. 15th anniversary: celebrated in October 2024/2025 at the Bielsko-Biała showroom. Guiding principle: furniture that combines craftsmanship, soft modernity and high user culture.
Production: fully in Poland (Łodygowice plant), by highly specialised craftsmen — every detail handmade. Materials: exclusively components and fabrics of the highest quality from reliable suppliers from Poland and Italy. Personalisation: fabric, colour, dimensions and configuration freely selectable. Product categories: two-seaters, three-seaters, corner units, modularly configurable sofas, fold-out sofas, armchairs, chairs, tables. Iconic pieces: FULU (inspired by coast-smoothed sea pebbles — organic forms, water as form-giver). Designer collaborations: Tomek Rygalik, Juanna Barcelò Borges, Nelson de Araújo, Ewa Półtorak.
For architects and interior designers seeking for luxury residential, premium boutique hotel, coworking lounge and demanding international contract residential projects a Polish upholstered furniture brand based in Łodygowice (Silesia) founded by Tomasz Matejczyk and Monika Struska (Kaza Design sp. z o.o.) and shaped since 2019 by Artistic Director Tomek Rygalik that with fully Polish artisanal production, freely configurable sofas/armchairs/chairs/tables in highest material quality and organic design forms (FULU, inspired by sea pebbles) — Nobonobo produces upholstered furniture in Łodygowice made by highly specialised craftsmen and shaped since 2019 by Tomek Rygalik with an organic, soft-modern design language.
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Nobonobo
Nobonobo is a Polish upholstered furniture brand — based in Łodygowice (Silesia, southern Poland), founded around 2009/2010 by Tomasz Matejczyk and Monika Struska (Kaza Design sp. z o.o.). The company specialised from the outset in the manufacture of high-quality upholstered furniture, primarily sofas. 2019: Tomek Rygalik — a Warsaw- and New York-trained and internationally recognised Polish designer — assumed the role of Artistic Director. Under Rygalik the programme expanded to include armchairs, chairs and tables. 15th anniversary: celebrated in October 2024/2025 at the Bielsko-Biała showroom. Guiding principle: furniture that combines craftsmanship, soft modernity and high user culture.
Production: fully in Poland (Łodygowice plant), by highly specialised craftsmen — every detail handmade. Materials: exclusively components and fabrics of the highest quality from reliable suppliers from Poland and Italy. Personalisation: fabric, colour, dimensions and configuration freely selectable. Product categories: two-seaters, three-seaters, corner units, modularly configurable sofas, fold-out sofas, armchairs, chairs, tables. Iconic pieces: FULU (inspired by coast-smoothed sea pebbles — organic forms, water as form-giver). Designer collaborations: Tomek Rygalik, Juanna Barcelò Borges, Nelson de Araújo, Ewa Półtorak.
For architects and interior designers seeking for luxury residential, premium boutique hotel, coworking lounge and demanding international contract residential projects a Polish upholstered furniture brand based in Łodygowice (Silesia) founded by Tomasz Matejczyk and Monika Struska (Kaza Design sp. z o.o.) and shaped since 2019 by Artistic Director Tomek Rygalik that with fully Polish artisanal production, freely configurable sofas/armchairs/chairs/tables in highest material quality and organic design forms (FULU, inspired by sea pebbles) — Nobonobo produces upholstered furniture in Łodygowice made by highly specialised craftsmen and shaped since 2019 by Tomek Rygalik with an organic, soft-modern design language.