17th – 20th September (during the London Design Festival), Space House, Covent Garden, 1 Kemble Street (Kingsway) London WC2B 4AN, Noti Exhibition, stand T6,

Noti, the Polish design brand rooted in family heritage, will present a curated selection of pieces – Vivido, Cactus, and Ekori – each displayed as ‘micro-stories’ that reflect the brand’s ethos of craftsmanship and sustainable innovation. The presentation is further enriched by a dedicated panel talk (Fri, 19th September, 12:00), exploring the journey of materiality and the cultural dialogue behind Polish design.

Making its first dedicated UK exhibition appearance, Noti’s showcase focuses on its core values of manufacture, craftsmanship, and partnership. Three distinct stories – Vivido, Cactus, and Ekori – illustrate three different technologies working with three unique materials, collectively highlighting the rich narrative of Polish design and creativity.

At Noti, design is a conscious offering of function expressing of lifestyle shaped by carefully selected products and thoughtful manufacturing. Each piece reflects the human touch, with craftsmanship at its core, brought to life by a skilled team whose collective experience from seamstresses to designer, ensures timeless, meaningful design. A family business, Noti creates mindful objects that express identity across both living and working environments, supported by diverse technologies throughout each design journey.

‘Our London debut at Material Matters allows us to share our belief that materiality is not just a technical choice, but a reflection of responsibility and design excellence’, says Piotr Kuchciński, Art Director of Noti, ‘We’re excited to bring this philosophy to a wider audience and contribute to the cultural and creative dialogue between Poland and the UK’.

Part of the UK/Poland Season 2025, the exhibition is led by On&On Designs in collaboration with the Polish Cultural Institute in London. The season aims to invigorate the UK-Poland cultural dialogue and showcasing the innovation and talent of the Polish culture and design scene.

Panel Discussion ‘The Rise of Polish Design’ – Friday 19 September 1200 pm

Accompanying the installation will be a dedicated panel discussion exploring how cultural exchange is shaping the future of Polish design. Chaired by Grant Gibson, co-founder of Material Matters, the panel features artist Alicja Patanowska, Alicja Prussakowska co-founder of Formsophy, Aleksandra Szymanska, director of the Creative Industries Institute and Timothy Shepherd, founder and MD at Shepherd&.

Talks space at Material Matters, Space House, 1 Kemble Street (Kingsway) London WC2B 4AN RSVP: info@onandondesigns.com

Registration necessary (Both for the talk and to attend the Matterial Matters Fair to see the exhibitors stands): https://registration.iceni-es.com/material-matters/reg-start.aspx

Noti’s London debut marks a milestone for the brand, previously available in the UK only through dealers.

This exhibition offers a rare insight into its creative process, showcasing the technologies, challenges, and human stories behind each piece. As a family-run manufacturer, Noti is committed to crafting mindful objects that reflect a universal design philosophy.

‘We are delighted to bring Noti to Material Matters. With their commitment to conscious design and sustainable manufacture they are a perfect example of the expert craftsmanship and production that Poland delivers.’ says Anka Simone, co-founder On&On Designs

Leading design promoters On & On Designs are experts in facilitating collaboration between designers, companies, cultural institutions, and international partners. The agency produced and co-curated the installation in partnership with the Polish Cultural Institute as part of the UK/Poland Season 2025.

More about Noti: Homepage | Noti

More about Material Matters Fair: The Fair — Material Matters