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Easter community initiative – creating together in public space

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Easter community initiative

Easter community initiatives are increasingly becoming an important part of activities carried out in public spaces. Instead of ready-made decorations, cities and municipalities are choosing initiatives that actively engage residents and invite them to create together. One of the most recognisable forms of such projects is painting large-scale Easter eggs, involving schools, kindergartens, artists and … Read more

Christmas covers on flower towers dazzle in winter

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Flower towers beautify cities with colourful vegetation in spring and summer. But that’s not their only use! Christmas covers mean that they can also attract attention and enchant with their beauty in winter. In this article, we present ideas for winter tower arrangements and encourage you to create a unique social campaign in your area. … Read more

7 Reasons Why Fiberglass Easter Egg Decorations Are a Perfect Choice for Your Hotel!

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Are you looking for a unique and eye-catching decoration for your hotel or restaurant? Our fiberglass eggs are the perfect solution for any space! They work well as hotel decorations, in the lobby, on the terrace, in the garden, or even in event spaces. Thanks to various mounting options, our eggs can be either placed … Read more

Celebrating Diversity: How Cities Across Borders Unleashed Creativity on Easter Eggs – 8 Inspiring Initiatives in Poland and Beyond!

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Easter eggs – not just hand-painted, but in an extraordinary XXL format. We already introduced you to the kaleidoscope of Easter eggs offered by our company, and today, we’re thrilled to share a captivating visual journey with you! Behold a stunning collection of photographs showcasing remarkable XXL Easter eggs, passionately painted by schools, kindergartens, local … Read more

Holiday Journeys: Hanukkah on the Map of Traditions.

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The energy of the holidays fills the air, and winter paints our world with a white brush. However, let’s pause to look beyond our Christmas, New Year, or Santa Claus traditions. We want to embark on an extraordinary journey with you to countries where holidays surprise and entertain, and their traditions taste like exotic adventures. … Read more

Unwrapping the Debate: Christmas Tree in the City Center Sparks a Festive Controversy on Public Symbols and Traditions

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Every year for several good years, there has been a debate about whether the Christmas tree placed in the city center is a beautiful decoration or an attack on people of other faiths. Interestingly, this dispute often seems to be inflated only in the media because when we talk about it with friends, it turns … Read more

A Heart In Action: Transformative XXL Christmas Baubles and the Dawn of New Inspirations

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As winter blankets the world in a serene layer of snow and the enchantment of the holiday season warms our hearts, a unique opportunity for reflection, renewal, and profound change emerges. In the spirit of this festive period, we present more than mere decorations – we introduce agents of transformation: XXL Christmas baubles adorned with … Read more

Discover the Magic of Holiday Decorations: The Symbolism of the Christmas Tree and Its Secrets

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The Christmas tree, an evergreen adorned with twinkling lights and ornaments, is an iconic and beloved emblem of the holiday season, filling our hearts with warmth and wonder. But there’s much more to the Christmas tree than its aesthetics. It carries profound symbolism, traditions, and historical significance that often go unnoticed in the hustle and … Read more

Choosing a Large Planter: A Year-Round Decor Solution

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In the world of interior and exterior design, versatility is key. People seek creative ways to make the most of their resources, minimize waste, and embrace eco-friendly practices. In my family, we’ve found a unique approach to all these concerns: we use old newspapers as wrapping paper for holidays, paired with natural twine. This not … Read more

Where to sit in the city to rest the best? – We checked what was going on in the cities.

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It’s long been known that during our work day we look for a few minutes just for ourselves to regenerate, collect our thoughts and breathe. Some of us go to drink coffee, other go outside. People go outside, and where do they go? It turns out that the vast majority are looking for a quiet … Read more

XXL Easter eggs in Kozienice,  i.e. creative urban activities

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DIY easter decor

Although Easter time has just passed, in some places we can still admire amazing Easter decorations. It turns out that more and more local communities are becoming very creative when it comes to decorating their urban spaces. This season, the Kozienice Municipality also took on such a challenge, and we have to admit that the result is simply stunning!

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Wondering what to do with your Christmas tree after Christmas? Give your tree a second life!

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Beautiful Christmas Tree in a city center

Christmas trees are one of the most important Christmas symbols in our culture. However, the following question arises: what to do with your Christmas tree after sezon?Although the custom of decorating a coniferous tree came to us from abroad, at this moment we cannot imagine Christmas without a Christmas tree. Many people decide to buy an artificial tree since such a decoration can serve for many years. Despite this, interest in live Christmas trees in pots has increased significantly in recent years – such a tree looks more natural and smells beautiful, which greatly contributes to creating a real Christmas atmosphere. In the article we suggest what to do with your Christmas tree. 

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The blue and yellow trend in cities – the charity campaign „In Solidarity with Ukraine”!

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Although the dreadful events in Ukraine have been going on for over a month now, it does not mean that the enthusiasm for help should be fading away. Organizations, cities, public and private institutions do everything in their power to support refugees, but also those in need who remained in their country. In addition to … Read more