adam wiercinski creates kozak furniture series out of bent rebar

developed by poland-based adam wiercinski architekt, kozak is a series of furniture-trestles composed of tables and stools — tailored specifically for pubs and bars. as such, the heights of the objects correspond to the typical furniture dimensions of the drinking venues.

 
trestles – stool set of the kozak collection 

the visible structure is made of steel reinforced bent rebars, with a 14 mm thickness. but what characterizes the kozak collection is its cushioned rollers, with a diameter of 20 cm, filled with upholstery foam and covered in artificial leather — ranging from plain black to bright green. providing an antique and artisianl look, adam wiercinski left the rebar structures raw but protected them with a transparent varnish; the colors include stark white and rusted black.

close up on the stuffed rollers, in dark emerald and plain black  

for the set of tables, the structure has been reinforced with a top supporting steel cross. on the other hand, table tops with dimensions of 100 x 30 cm have been crafted using two raw MDF boards, twisted together as a final result. 

detail showing the white rebar structure version 

table, front view 

table, side view 

kozak: complete series for a pub or bar setting  

dark emerald ‘raw’ trestle 

close up on the white rebar structure 

kozak furniture featured in zrodlo.bar – poznan, poland

close up view of the adam wiercinski kozak rolls in a bar, here with a bright green leather finish 

project info: 

type: industrial design
status: completed
year: 2015
materials: steel reinforced bars, artificial leather, raw plate.
photos: damian beżowy

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edited by: lea zeitoun | designboom