About
History
Dekoma’s transformation from a small family business into one of the international industry leaders has been determined by the place we come from. The areas near Swarzędz form one of the key furniture manufacturing hubs in Poland. Many of our customers are our neighbours. In turn, the nearby Poznań is Poland’s largest trade fair centre. Contacts established during industry trade fairs helped us achieve dynamic growth and enter international markets.
Today, we deliver fabrics to customers in 60 countries, create curated collections and exhibit at world-class trade shows, such as Heimtextil or Stockholm Furniture Fair. Below, you will find the major milestones in our growth.
Experience is our key to success
Our story begins in 1993, when Maciej Kuchareczko opened a small fabric wholesale business in his home garage. Situated in the then-capital of Polish furniture production, Swarzędz, the company was named Inter-Tech.
Our story begins in 1993, when Maciej Kuchareczko opened a small fabric wholesale business in his home garage. Situated in the then-capital of Polish furniture production, Swarzędz, the company was named Inter-Tech.
Inter-Tech opens a branch in Kępno, one of Poland’s premier furniture manufacturing hubs.
Inter-Tech opens a branch in Kępno, one of Poland’s premier furniture manufacturing hubs.
Inter-Tech changes its name and logo. From now on, it will be known as Dekoma. The company’s first, and what turned out to be temporary, logo made its debut at Dekoma’s trade fair stand.
Inter-Tech changes its name and logo. From now on, it will be known as Dekoma. The company’s first, and what turned out to be temporary, logo made its debut at Dekoma’s trade fair stand.
Dekoma purchases a building that previously housed a liquor wholesale business in nearby Zalasewo. We relocate from our office and warehouse in a family house in Swarzędz to a new 1600 m2 facility.
Dekoma purchases a building that previously housed a liquor wholesale business in nearby Zalasewo. We relocate from our office and warehouse in a family house in Swarzędz to a new 1600 m2 facility.
Piotr Kuchciński, already a renowned designer and creative director of the Noti brand, crafts a new visual identity for Dekoma, including a new logo inspired by upholstery seams.
Piotr Kuchciński, already a renowned designer and creative director of the Noti brand, crafts a new visual identity for Dekoma, including a new logo inspired by upholstery seams.
We make our debut as exhibitors at Heimtextil, the world’s largest textile trade fair, in Frankfurt am Main.
We make our debut as exhibitors at Heimtextil, the world’s largest textile trade fair, in Frankfurt am Main.
We open a new 2000 m2 high-bay warehouse.
We open a new 2000 m2 high-bay warehouse.
We create Grid – the first fabric pattern developed in collaboration with a Polish design studio – BEZA. The pattern is designed by Anna Łoskiewicz-Zakrzewska and Zofia Strumiłło-Sukiennik. The entire project culminates in a photo shoot in New York’s Manhattan.
We create Grid – the first fabric pattern developed in collaboration with a Polish design studio – BEZA. The pattern is designed by Anna Łoskiewicz-Zakrzewska and Zofia Strumiłło-Sukiennik. The entire project culminates in a photo shoot in New York’s Manhattan.
For the first time, we commission the design of our trade fair stand to an external design atelier – UTUL Studio.
For the first time, we commission the design of our trade fair stand to an external design atelier – UTUL Studio.
Trade shows
Heimtextil, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 2025
Heimtextil, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 2024
Stockholm Furniture Fair, Sweden, 2023
Heimtextil, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 2023
4 Design Days, Katowice, Poland, 2020
Warsaw Home, Poland, 2017
Meble Polska, Poznań, Poland, 2007
Meble Polska, Poznań, Poland, 2004
