Robert Jaruszewski is a designer and creator focused on the relationship between form, function and material exploration. He is a legal adviser by profession, with over 25 years of experience. Alongside this career, since 2005 he has developed a deep passion for furniture design, with a particular interest in exploring forms that challenge conventional notions of function and aesthetics. His work represents an ongoing journey of learning, creativity and quiet experimentation.

He develops projects that engage both aesthetic and practical considerations and challenge conventional perceptions of furniture design. By exploring unconventional shapes and structures, Robert Jaruszewski seeks to redefine how furniture is understood and experienced. Through research and experimentation, he works across disciplines to refine ideas and production techniques, contributing to contemporary design discourse and expanding the possibilities of craftsmanship and usability. His work reflects an interest in how objects shape interactions and experiences in everyday life. Drawing on a disciplined professional background, his approach to design is thoughtful and reflective—aiming not to defy tradition for its own sake, but to gently question its limits and invite new perspectives.

Curious Console by Robert Jaruszewski This bronze console merges artistry with functionality, serving as both a sculptural centerpiece and a practical storage solution. With its elegantly crafted form, it seamlessly integrates fine workmanship with everyday utility. The console features two drawers and two doors, providing discreet storage while maintaining an artistic presence. A pivot mechanism, activated with the index finger, allows access to the lower drawer, enhancing user interaction and creating a deliberate, tactile experience. Over time, the bronze surface naturally develops a patina, adding depth and character.

Waveform Sideboard by Robert Jaruszewski Waveform is a sideboard with a sculptural wave pattern that covers its fronts, sides and back. The flowing surface is composed of blue glass slats of varying length, each placed by hand, so no two pieces are exactly alike. Light interacts with the glass and creates shifting visual effects. The core structure is built from MDF slats finished in satin white lacquer. Three doors open with integrated glass handles, which keeps the pattern continuous. Glass shelves and dividers organize the interior and let light pass through. The base is made of rectangular glass pieces.

Robert Jaruszewski

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Robert Jaruszewski is IAD member since 2025, with 4062 IAD rating.