OMNIRES STUDIO OPENING
On 1 October 2026, OMNIRES Studio officially opened its doors. Representatives of the worlds of architecture, design and culture gathered together in Warsaw’s Powiśle district to celebrate the opening of the brand’s new space. That evening, the gallery-like character of the Studio became the starting point for a series of specially curated experiences. Design, light, nature, taste and photography were combined in a multi-layered experience, allowing guests to discover the space from different perspectives.
WATER, REIMAGINED
Water was one of the leading themes of the OMNIRES Studio opening night, and the SWITCH kitchen mixer designed by Paulina Shacalis became the inspiration for an experience created together with Mariusz Mac. As part of the Water Reimagined theme, filtered water was combined with four signature essences with botanical, floral and aromatic notes, creating a subtle, unexpected interplay of taste, colour and aroma.
NATURE IN REFLECTION
The ephemeral setting of the evening was a backdrop for the elements that are a permanent part of the Studio’s architectural language. One of them is an installation designed for OMNIRES by the Polish brand Derive. Made from recycled material using 3D printing technology, its panels form a soft, undulating structure reminiscent of the surface of water. During the opening, light, the movement of guests and the changing perspective meant the installation constantly shifted its expression, revealing new reflections, depth and nuances of texture.
MATTER IN MOTION
The ephemeral setting of the evening was a backdrop for the elements that are a permanent part of the Studio’s architectural language. One of them is an installation designed for OMNIRES by the Polish brand Derive. Made from recycled material using 3D printing technology, its panels form a soft, undulating structure reminiscent of the surface of water. During the opening, light, the movement of guests and the changing perspective meant the installation constantly shifted its expression, revealing new reflections, depth and nuances of texture.
PORTRAIT OF THE EVENING
What was fleeting was captured by analogue photography. As part of First Impressions, Łukasz Dziewic used a Polaroid camera to create spontaneous, personal portraits of the guests – a photographic record of the OMNIRES Studio opening night. Guests could take their photos home or leave selected ones as part of a shared installation, adding a single word or a short association. With every new frame, the wall gradually filled up, creating a collective portrait of the evening’s atmosphere and of the people who shared this moment in the Studio’s history.
SEE YOU AT THE STUDIO
The opening night launched a new chapter for OMNIRES Studio. Day to day, the space lives to the rhythm of meetings, conversations and project work, offering the chance to get to know the world of OMNIRES up close – through products, materials and solutions presented in a carefully designed setting.
