Studio ISKRY is a young interior design duo interested in intriguing details that respond to users’ needs, adding an extra touch of luxury to their everyday life. ISKRY means “SPARKS” in Polish. This is probably why the studio’s founders, Marysia Gajewska and Michał Niedośpiał, decided to put some sparks into the process by slightly burning the structure of the A-1880, painting it afterwards in hues of orange and blue. This burning, inspired by the Japanese yakisugi technique, made the wood’s natural pattern more pronounced at the risk of burning down the workshop. Luckily, the designers survived and managed to put the finishing touches by adding a brass ball detail serving as… a purse hanger.