About | Dawid Rószczka
At Atelier Dawid Rószczka, the studio looks for design that goes beyond objects to become experience. It seeks to balance tradition and innovation while working with proportion, material, and detail to shape timeless, purposeful forms. A sensitivity to materials and form lies at the heart of the process, ensuring every piece not only enriches its environment but also endures as part of the user’s experience.
The studio was founded by Dawid Rószczka, whose design journey was shaped by working with acclaimed Japanese architects Chiba Manabu and Kengo Kuma. These formative experiences honed an architectural perspective grounded in precision, simplicity, and the cultural essence—values that shape atmospheres and continue to guide his design today. This passion naturally evolved into product design, nurtured through close collaborations with artisans and a deep exploration of material craft.
Today, the studio creates thoughtful design—from intimate objects to bold concepts—where form, function, and durability emerge naturally. Past projects—from furniture and lighting to immersive installations—reflect a close dialogue with materials, craft, and space. Each work is crafted to endure—becoming not just part of a space, but part of a story.
The studio was founded by Dawid Rószczka, whose design journey was shaped by working with acclaimed Japanese architects Chiba Manabu and Kengo Kuma. These formative experiences honed an architectural perspective grounded in precision, simplicity, and the cultural essence—values that shape atmospheres and continue to guide his design today. This passion naturally evolved into product design, nurtured through close collaborations with artisans and a deep exploration of material craft.
Today, the studio creates thoughtful design—from intimate objects to bold concepts—where form, function, and durability emerge naturally. Past projects—from furniture and lighting to immersive installations—reflect a close dialogue with materials, craft, and space. Each work is crafted to endure—becoming not just part of a space, but part of a story.
