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Stylecraft introduces new Croatian brand Prostoria

Stylecraft introduces new Croatian brand Prostoria

Created from the desire to communicate a love for aesthetics with detail focused manufacturing is the new Croatian brand, Prostoria.

 

Established in 2010 in Zagreb by Tomislav Knezov with an uncompromising approach to design and courage in innovation, Prostoria has quickly become renowned on the international stage. Tomislav Knezov engaged experienced Austrian-Croatian design collective NUMEN/FORUSE together with design trio Grupa, Sanja Knezovic and design studio Redesign to help create a unique, functional and innovative product range.

The Prostoria range includes the Polygon, Oblique, Strain and the Up-Lift Sofa Bed. Prostoria is suitable for a variety of applications, both in residential and commercial settings.

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