Imagine a piece of furniture that not only remembers the times of the great national uprisings, but bears their scars. A piece full of secrets,…
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19th century Chinoiserie
Nineteenth-century Chinoiserie represents the golden age of European decorative arts before mass industrial production took over. These pieces were made to be touched, admired under…
Learn more →A Biedermeier ash secretary
Imagine a piece of furniture that not only remembers the times of the great national uprisings, but bears their scars. A piece full of secrets,…
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English ‘Knee hole desk’
This elegant antique English mahogany kneehole desk is a beautiful example of classic proportions and historical character. After a careful conservation in our workshop, the…
Learn more →Prikslee – Dutch ice sled
At Square Drop studio, we recently completed work on a Dutch “prikslee” (sleigh) dating back to 1907. This piece has taken on a new role…
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Timeless Harmony: Why Antique Chinese Furniture is the Soul of the Modern Interior
In the world of interior design, there is a rare kind of magic that happens when the distant past meets the cutting edge of the…
Learn more →The history of furniture in Poland in the 19th century
At the beginning of the 19th century, classicist elements were still used in furniture making, referring to French furniture from the Directory era, but processed…
Learn more →The history of furniture in Poland from the Middle Ages to the 18th century
Historical furniture was made of wood, so during wars it was often used as firewood. Wars, raids, robberies. Very often, the furniture was replaced and…
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Conservation analyses
Conservation works performed for public institutions require the preparation of conservation documentation: photographic, descriptive, but also invasive and non-invasive methods.Photos are taken in UV and…
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Conservation of antique furniture
In our workshop we deal with furniture in various styles, from different eras and parts of the world. It is important to us, not to…
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