The Nimm A-4590 chair with an upholstered seat is an ideal choice for those who appreciate the highest level of comfort and aesthetics. The softly finished seat surface harmonizes with the solid beech wood construction, emphasizing the unique character of the furniture.
Subtly profiled backrest and gently rounded legs give the form lightness, while maintaining durability and stability. High-quality upholstery increases comfort of use without dominating the minimalist, timeless design of the chair.
The project was designed by Maciej Karpiak, a renowned Polish designer who, in the Nimm collection, combined modern design with traditional craftsmanship, creating a piece of furniture refined in every detail.
The Nimm collection is suitable for both residential spaces – dining rooms, kitchens, and living rooms – and commercial interiors such as hotels, restaurants, and cafes, where aesthetics and durability go hand in hand with functionality.
The collection includes:
two chair variants – with and without armrests
stools in two heights, ideal for bars and kitchen islands
versions with a plain or upholstered seat, adapted to various interior styles
Designer: Maciej Karpiak
Maciej Karpiak, a graduate of WSSU in Szczecin, completed his studies with distinction at the Faculty of Interior Architecture in 2004. As a student, he won awards in Polish and international competitions, and in 2003, he was the first Pole to present his furniture at SaloneSatellite in Milan. Since 2004, he has run his own design studio, Office for Design. He is the author of over 100 registered industrial designs and numerous interior, furniture, and architectural projects. In 2010, he founded the Nuuun kitchens brand, and in 2015, he won the main Interior Innovation Award for the Wall Kitchen project. He was the first designer in Poland to create designs and technologies for the mass production of mobile homes. He served as creative director in Polish furniture factories and developed R&D departments. Since 2015, as CEO of Spiruu, he has been designing innovative bioreactors and future devices. He created the concept of a home bioreactor for spirulina cultivation, for which Spiruu reached the finals of the Millennium Technology Prize 2016. His projects have been presented at exhibitions in Europe, and he runs Bionics and Multidisciplinary Product Design studios at the Academy of Art in Szczecin.
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