PLASTRYKO pure joy!

Plastryko white was used in the countertop of the garden winter helper at the Bibenda restaurant in Warsaw.

We had a great pleasure collaborating with @kacpremgronkiewiczem on this project. The beautiful detail of the countertop finishing refers to the motif of the main project – namely the edges of the iconic Petit beurre cookies. The project was executed by Fikka studio, who took on the challenging task of creating a door handle covered with Plastryko. Throughout the interior of the pavilion, the artistic furniture board serves as an accent… so distinctive that the owners decided to make a special no-bake cheesecake inspired by Plastryko for the opening event 🙂 The interior combines the classic wooden elements with the groundbreaking form of colorful details. It is a magnetic space.

The ECIA Interior Award 2025 is inspired by the New European Bauhaus (NEB), supports the green transition by encouraging all Europeans to envision and create a sustainable and inclusive future that is beautiful for our eyes, minds, and souls.

It focuses on transforming sectors like the built environment to contribute to climate goals and improve citizens’ quality of life. On 17 May 2021, the Swiss Federal Office of Culture (FOC) introduced the Davos Baukultur Quality System. This system is a key contribution to the NEB and the Davos Process, which started with the 2018 Davos Declaration “Towards a high-quality Baukultur for Europe”. High-quality Baukultur is characterised by well-designed, enjoyable living spaces that preserve the historical value of the built environment, respond to societal needs and are good for people’s well-being and health. The eight criteria of the Davos Quality System will be used as a tool to judge the entries for this award.