Royce

A sculptural and compact armchair available in two variants, with or without headrest. Royce joins SP01’s elegant collection of character driven designs.

The original avian inspiration behind the design animates the new piece, giving it a distinct sense of character. The simple geometric line is reduced to a bird-like silhouette that appears ready for take-off.

About: Nikolai Kotlarczyk

Hailing from the rainforest hinterland behind Byron Bay, in NSW designer Nikolai Kotlarczyk has lived in Copenhagen, Denmark for the last six years, The studio of Nikolai Kotlarczyk extends across interior product design – from decorative pieces to more industrial focused work. What unites his work is a geometric sensibility based around the design elements of symmetry and balance, along with references to historical and geographical ingredients – most predominantly architectural. His body of work aims to simplify the act of storytelling through an honest palette of materials, and expression in bold forms. Aiming to simplify and present these references in a contemporary way, Kotlarczyk’s work often contains a sense of nostalgia within a style that is refined yet, decorative. His studio approaches the importance of sustainability in contemporary design through a combination of quality craftsmanship, durable natural materials, and a unique design language to create work that does not contribute to a throw-away culture.

Designer Nikolai Kotlarczyk – on working with SP01

“I felt SP01 was the one brand that really saw the vision of the product. Being Australian I was already familiar with SP01, having seen the quality of their products. Knowing their products are made in Italy in quality environments, along with their attention to detail were definitely key reasons that I wanted to work with them.”

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The Royce range

Royce Armchair
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Royce Armchair with Headrest
Royce Armchair with HeadrestDetails
Nikolai Kotlarczyk

The studio of Nikolai Kotlarczyk extends across interior product design – from decorative pieces to more industrial focused work. What unites his work is a geometric sensibility based around the design elements of symmetry and balance, along with references to historical and geographical ingredients – most predominantly architectural.