In many ways a modern state, Poland is both forward-looking and steeped in tradition. The country is investing more and more in design, and Poland?s talented crop of designers are working diligently to present the country in a new and invigorating light. With designs that traverse past and present, capturing Poland?s heritage and showcasing its innovation, the country?s design scene is part of a stirring cultural revolution.These eight Polish design studios represent the best of the country?s design scene –MamastudioEngaging, eclectic and energetic, Mamastudio is a Warsaw-based design collective set up by Magda Ponagajbo and Micha? Pawlik in 2001. Working across a range of mediums?creating identities, packaging, interiors and logos?Mamastudio adopts a novel, colourful and storytelling approach to design, accomplishing its work with much artistry, thought and vision. With a handsome portfolio, Mamastudio is a modern-day creative agency fuelled by hard-won knowledge, great finesse and abundant passion.One particularly striking project by Mamastudio is Autor Rooms, a four-bedroom boutique hotel located in a historic townhouse in the heart of Warsaw.Autor Rooms boutique Hotel. Created and owned by Mamastudio.Room 1410 in Autor Rooms.Room 1777 in Autor Rooms.Various elements of the Autor Rooms identity created by Mamastudio.Photos courtesy of Mamastudio.Maria JeglinskaA rising Polish design star, Maria Jeglinska established her Office for Design & Research in 2010. Wit...