Limited Edition Polygon Giveaway was launched on the Interior Design magazine web page. To celebrate the opening of our first Flagship Store in the U.S. we are giving away 5 pieces of the Polygon Limited Edition to the Interior Design readers, residents of the USA.
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The Limited Edition of our design icon features Polygon in a copper frame, not offered in the regular collection. This enhanced its exclusive look, combined with blue and green Sprinkles premium upholstery from Danish manufacturer Kvadrat.
This combination of materials aimed to feature Polygon as an object of genuine beauty while elevating its functionality. From the unique packaging to the smallest details, like a copper plate engraved at the back of Polygon, everything was made with care by our team.
The homage to Polygon that became our design icon was created 10 years after Numen/For Use has designed it and we’ve developed it. We were captivated by the standard modernist typology of chairs. Polygon retained all the traditional elements of a modernist chair but deconstructed them. This has resulted in an allure that is both familiar and distinctly contemporary.
The Giveaway is dedicated to the North American market, coinciding to the opening of our Flagship Store in Chicago last month.
For the detailed info about the rules of the Polygon Giveaway, please visit the web page of Interior Design. Enter for your chance to win Polygon Limited Edition. Winners must be following @prostoria on Instagram. Five lucky winners will be announced on Instagram @prostoria and @interiordesignmag.
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