Roots That Shaped Our Story
Studio Pollina evolved from NO WODKA— a Berlin-based concept founded in 2014 that introduced Polish design to an international audience.
Building on that foundation, the studio continues to promote the best of Polish craftsmanship and manufacturing, while opening itself to new inspirations — following its founder, Aleksandra Kozlowska, between Poland, Berlin, Sicily, and beyond.
A Story of Movement & Identity
The name Pollina carries this duality within itself — a subtle nod to die Polin (the Polish woman) and die Pollen (pollen), symbols of origin, movement, and growth.
It also refers to Pollina, a small Sicilian town where ideas find warmth and light.
How We Work
Commercial & Residential Interiors
Studio Pollina provides design solutions for commercial and residential interiors — from workplaces and hotels to private spaces.
The studio collaborates with architects, developers, and individual clients, offering support at every stage — from product selection and material advice to tailor-made solutions and complete delivery.
Connecting Concept with Craft
Each project is approached individually — with attention to function, atmosphere, and the people who will use the space.
With experience across design, sourcing, and logistics, Studio Pollina connects creative vision with production expertise, ensuring that ideas are both beautiful and buildable
Events & Community
Based in Berlin, the studio also hosts events combining design, art, and gastronomy, inviting local and international creators to exchange ideas. This space reflects a simple belief: that good design grows through collaboration and shared curiosity.
Sustainability
Based in Berlin, the studio also hosts events combining design, art, and gastronomy, inviting local and international creators to exchange ideas. This space reflects a simple belief: that good design grows through collaboration and shared curiosity.

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