Jakub Kubica designs furniture and objects that sit between sculpture and utility. His online shop includes chairs made of metal and leather, tables combining natural stone and aluminium, raw metal lighting, and smaller items like lava stone diffusers, vases, or candle holders. His visual language is reduced – but never cold. Clear in its execution, warm in its effect. There’s no decorative flourish, no calculated impact. 

Many of his pieces come into being over long periods of time. The stones he works with often remain in his studio for years before they take form. He describes this as a process of observation – waiting for the right function to emerge. The resulting pieces are not forced into shape but built around what already exists. 

The Merge Side Table illustrates this approach especially well: a 4 mm aluminium plate wraps around the contours of a natural stone without altering it. Each table is a one-off. When ordering, clients become part of the process – including the selection of the stone and final design details. 

Kubica works with contrast: nature meets industry, raw form meets precision, tradition meets reduction. His work doesn’t aim to impress – it seeks balance. These pieces don’t fit into every interior. They provoke questions. And they remain. 

In the end, they might not be traditional pieces of furniture at all – but rather a statement. Or a feeling you choose to let into your space.