Over 120 Years of Heritage
Always at the heart of city centre, together with the citizens, Zaremba company lived the life of great parties and festivities, but also repressions and destruction.
1894
Edward Zaremba opens his own atelier in the building of the Grand Theatre, Warsaw’s prime location.
1922
Adolf Zaremba, Edward’s nephew lefts his uncle’s workshop and started his own business located on Hoża 6.
1927
Adolf Zaremba moves the atelier to Wspólna 36.
1933
Tadeusz Zaremba, Adolf’s younger brother lefts the family business and opens his own workshop on Koszykowa 52.
1945
During the Warsaw Uprising, the bulding where the atelier was located has been destroyed. Just after the War, Tadeusz Zaremba opens new workshop on Al. Jerozolimskie 17.
1956
This year marks the last relocation. The new address is Nowogrodzka 15.
1976
Tadeusz’s son Adam becomes the co-owner of the family run business.
1998
Tadeusz Zaremba dies at age 87 and Adam becomes the standalone owner.
2005
Adam Zaremba dies untimely and the atelier is being run by his wife and son Maciej.
2011
Maciej wins the contest for the project of tie for the Polish Presidency in European Union.
2012
The production department moves to the new address on Widok 16.
