On & On Designs

Polskie wzornictwo od lat zdobywa uznanie na świecie, ale niewiele pracowni robi to w tak charakterystyczny sposób jak Pani Jurek. Prowadzone przez Magdę Jurek i Michała Boreckiego warszawskie studio porusza się na styku designu, sztuki i rzemiosła. Znakiem rozpoznawczym marki stały się odważne kolory oraz fascynacja ceramiką jako materiałem, który potrafi jednocześnie opowiadać historie i kształtować przestrzeń.

W czerwcu prace Pani Jurek można oglądać w Londynie podczas wystawy „Common Ground: Curated Connections”, organizowanej w ramach London Festival of Architecture 2026. Praca studio znalazła się obok dzieł Zieta Studio i Katarzyny Krej. Ceramiczna instalacja prezentowana w przestrzeni Fletcher Priest Architects przy Fleet Street prowadzi dialog z architekturą miasta i wpisuje się w tegoroczne hasło festiwalu – „Belonging”, czyli przynależność.

Z Michałem Boreckim rozmawiamy o tym, jak powstają projekty na pograniczu sztuki i wzornictwa i jak polskie rzemiosło i lokalne tradycje mogą odnajdywać się w międzynarodowym kontekście.

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On & On Designs Polish Cultural Institute Fleet Street Quarter

A look back at the opening evening of Common Ground: Curated Connections at Fletcher Priest Architects during the London Festival of Architecture.

The exhibition brings together Polish and UK creative voices through a shared exploration of design, architecture, craftsmanship, and material culture.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for an inspiring evening of discussion, exchange, and new connections. These photographs capture some of the conversations, encounters, and moments that made the opening so memorable.

Common Ground: Curated Connections remains on view throughout June.

Photos : Alka Murat

Presented by The Creative Project Foundation in collaboration with On&On Designs, Fletcher Priest Architects and the Fleet Street Quarter BID, COMMON GROUND: Curated Connections explores how contemporary art, design and craftsmanship can create spaces for dialogue and shared experience within the city. Opening as part of this year’s London Festival of Architecture, the exhibition brings together Polish artists and designers whose practices engage with materiality, experimentation and human interaction.

As part of the opening evening, Michał Borecki of Pani Jurek will join the panel discussion Making Common Ground, moderated by Ellie Stathaki, Architecture and Environment Director at Wallpaper*.

Pani Jurek is a design studio and ceramics workshop run by Magda Jurek and Michał Borecki, operating at the intersection of design, craftsmanship and art. The studio creates objects that move beyond stereotypical functions, with interactivity and spatial relationships forming an inherent part of each work. Known for its distinctive use of colour, material experimentation and deep engagement with ceramics, Pani Jurek combines artistic imagination with design discipline, functionality and a strong respect for handmade processes and local craftsmanship.

The panel discussion asks:
How can objects, buildings and installations create common ground in a city between strangers?

The conversation will also feature Ed Williams, Oskar Zięta and Agata Zięta.

📍 Fletcher Priest Architects, London
100 Fetter Lane, London EC4A 1ES

🗓 1–30 June 2026
Preview opening and panel discussion:
1 June, 18:00

🕕 Doors open 6pm
🎙 Panel 6.30–7.30pm
🥂 Drinks & networking until 8.30pm

The installation remains on view until 30 June 2026, open daily 9.30am–6.30pm.

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The project is co-financed by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage under the Creative Industries Institute’s Development of Creative Sectors programme.
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