InterStyle Agency

furniture and lighting agency 

for Polish market

Quality materials, attention to details, Italian design and functionality find expression in unique shapes of our products 100% made in Italy. Tables, chairs, beds, sideboards, bookshelves, lighting and more other accessories to complete your home.

For centuries, Florence and its surroundings has attracted everything from the artisan to the grand Master of Design and education. The morning coffee, the seasons fashions, our innate sense of style is all derived from their contribution; their personality, vision and trend setting has helped define our own professional work. We use our heritage to help guide us to a new age. An age of research and development, an age of instant approval, likes and shares. The ethos of Italian design & culture is released into these new environments; ones our clients across the world share. Our logo reflects that styling with one important note, Firenze in our title. It shows how we still look to our heritage for constantly pivoting to the new. From the very beginning our mission was: To transform ideas into unique and original items. Our collaborators, craftsmen and employees have tried new things, it is our ethos that ‘experiences make the product’, not science. By trying, we learn, by experimenting we grow by being courageous, we make memories. We study, we talk, we identify, we feel different things from the raw materials, what we get is something different, every single time. Where one sees a wood, metal and cloth, we see a craft, a desire to bring a pleasurable endeavour to the soul and delight for years to come. Arketipo is this. Craftspeople of experiences, where every idea is considered in its approach. We are the thinkers, the ones who take a structuralist approach. We look at the world, the bigger picture and ask, “how can we make furniture that makes our clients shout, ‘that’s the one!’?” We’ve spent thirty years working with the best designers, collaborators, taking their backgrounds from other arts, sciences and engineering and asking them to “push themselves, be curious” and “take chances.” We’re not a production line, a laboratory nor a focus group. We’re constantly pushing the rules, making sense of the world and creating the unexpected. Imagine then not being challenged, not being asked to think about those things? We can’t.