Warszawa Cepelia

Cepelia

This illustration depicts one of the most recognisable buildings in Warsaw – the Cepelia headquarters on Marszałkowska Street, whose façade has long symbolised Polish folk culture and artisanal heritage. Built between 1964 and 1966, the building was designed by architect Zygmunt Stępiński in collaboration with Andrzej Milewski and Aleksander Haweman. It became a key destination in the capital for traditional crafts and folk art.

Distinguished by its modernist form, the building features a steel and aluminium frame with large glazed façades, giving it a sense of lightness and openness. Part of the façade is clad in hand-fired turquoise ceramic tiles, visually linking the structure to the rich tradition of Polish folk design.

Why is this illustration worth having?

• Icon of the era – For fans of modernism and 1960s aesthetics, Cepelia is an architectural legend.
• Modern accent – A perfect choice for interiors with a minimalist, loft or Scandinavian feel.
• Urban conversation piece – This illustration invites discussion on Warsaw’s identity and architectural legacy.
• Unique decorative form – Ideal for those seeking more than just a poster – an aesthetic piece with a story.

Product features:

• Style: Architectural illustration in a modernist style.
• Subject: Front façade of the Cepelia building in Warsaw.
• Colour palette: Classic black and white with grey accents.
• Print: High-quality paper, size 39.5 × 29.5 cm.
• Frame format: 40 × 30 cm, black aluminium frame with glass.
• Made in: Poland.

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